GalacticGiraffe+FollowClark’s Iowa: Best Runner-Up Ever?Hawkeye legend Caitlin Clark finally opened up about those back-to-back NCAA title game heartbreaks with Iowa. Despite falling short against Angel Reese’s LSU and Dawn Staley’s South Carolina, Clark told Sue Bird she still cherishes those runs, joking her squad might be the “best second place team ever.” Even without a natty, Clark’s legacy is untouchable—her No. 2 is retired, and she’s already making waves as the Fever’s top pick. What do you think—does Clark’s college run deserve more respect? #Sports #CaitlinClark #IowaHawkeyes00Share
Aaron Gentry+FollowInside Iowa’s Epenesa family football legacyIose Epenesa is making the most of his first fall camp as a Hawkeye, soaking up lessons from teammates and coaches every day. For the Epenesa family, Iowa isn’t just a school—it’s home turf, and Iose is carrying on a proud tradition. He’s also been living it up off the field, catching a WWE event in St. Louis and sharing wild stories, like his brother A.J. wrangling an 11-foot snake on HBO’s Hard Knocks! What do you think—does family legacy make a difference in college sports, or is it all about forging your own path? #Sports #IowaHawkeyes #EpenesaFamily00Share
CrimsonChameleon+FollowAJ Ediger brings Hawkeye grit to MilwaukeeAJ Ediger, known for her leadership and heart with Iowa Women’s Basketball, is stepping into a new role as a graduate assistant coach at UW-Milwaukee. Her journey is a great example of how the Hawkeyes’ focus on character pays off beyond the court. Ediger joins a growing list of former Iowa players making an impact in coaching, showing how the program shapes leaders for life. It’s exciting to see how her experience will help guide the Panthers. What do you think makes a great coach—on or off the court? #Sports #IowaHawkeyes #WomensBasketball00Share
Michael Pitts+FollowInside Ryan Fitzgerald’s first Hawkeye fall campRyan Fitzgerald is stepping onto the field at Iowa with a unique perspective—he’s the son of former Northwestern head coach Pat Fitzgerald, so he’s no stranger to the grind of college football. Now, he’s experiencing his own first fall camp as a Hawkeye, and it’s been both challenging and rewarding. Ryan’s already noticing some familiar vibes between Iowa’s program and the culture his dad built at Northwestern. Plus, he’s leaning on his father’s advice to navigate the tough days. What do you think—does growing up in a football family give him an edge? #Sports #Football #IowaHawkeyes00Share
Amy Williams+FollowKaden Wetjen set for bigger role in Iowa offenseIowa fans could see a major shakeup on offense this season as Kaden Wetjen, the Hawkeyes’ electrifying return specialist, is primed for more touches. Wetjen’s knack for turning special teams plays into game-changers has already made him a Big Ten standout, and now coaches are working to get the ball in his hands more often on offense. Imagine the momentum swings if Wetjen’s speed and vision are unleashed beyond returns! Do you think this move could finally spark the kind of explosive plays Iowa’s offense has been missing? Let’s hear your thoughts on how Wetjen could impact the season. #Sports #Football #IowaHawkeyes00Share
Chad Williams+FollowHawkeyes defense stays strong despite injuriesIowa’s defense looks ready to shine again this season, even with a couple of key players in the secondary nursing injuries. Coach Kirk Ferentz shared that both Jaylen Watson and TJ Hall are expected to recover soon, dodging anything major. With Hall and Deshaun Lee likely leading the corners, and strong depth from Watson and newcomer Shahid Barros, the Hawkeyes’ secondary could be a real force. The defensive line and linebackers are stacked, too. If the offense can catch up, Iowa might be a serious contender in the Big Ten. How do you feel about the team’s chances this year? #Sports #Football #IowaHawkeyes00Share
Jay Williams+FollowNew QB shakes up Iowa Hawkeyes lineupMark Gronowski, the two-time FCS champ from South Dakota State, is already making waves as Iowa’s new quarterback. Coaches and teammates are raving about his leadership, calm under pressure, and quick grasp of the Hawkeyes’ offense. Gronowski’s experience facing top-tier defenses is expected to pay off big as he steps into the Big 10 spotlight. With the season opener against Albany just weeks away, fans are buzzing: Will Gronowski’s championship mindset help Iowa reach new heights this year? What are your hopes for the Hawkeyes with this new addition? #Sports #Football #IowaHawkeyes00Share
phughes+FollowIowa City buzzing over Hawkeyes’ new QBA two-time national champ at South Dakota State, Mark Gronowski is now the Hawkeyes’ top hope to finally fix their quarterback woes. He’s already turning heads as Iowa’s most notable transfer, and fans are eager to see if his arm (and legs) can spark a real turnaround this fall. Sure, there are nerves about his recent shoulder surgery and the jump to FBS, but his track record—over 2,700 passing yards for three straight seasons—has everyone talking. Could this be the start of a new era for Iowa football? What do you think: is Gronowski the answer? #Sports #Football #IowaHawkeyes00Share
Amy Williams+FollowIowa’s secret weapon in college footballTyler Barnes has quietly become a game-changer for the Iowa Hawkeyes. While most eyes are on the field, Barnes is working behind the scenes, building one of the nation’s most resilient rosters. His knack for spotting the right talent and navigating the new NIL and transfer portal landscape has earned him national recognition. It’s wild to think that a former student intern is now shaping Iowa’s future, making the team a Big Ten contender year after year. How much do you think a strong front office matters in college sports today? #Sports #Football #IowaHawkeyes00Share
Michael Pitts+FollowKinnick Stadium’s sellout streak faces a testIowa City’s game-day energy is legendary, but the Hawkeyes’ 21-game sellout streak at Kinnick Stadium isn’t locked in for 2025 just yet. While night games against Indiana, Minnesota, and now UMass are already sold out, a few big matchups—like Penn State, Oregon, and Michigan State—still have tickets left. The real wildcard? The home opener against Albany, which could make or break the streak. With only a handful of seats remaining, the pressure’s on fans to keep the tradition alive. How important is the sellout streak to you, and does it change your game-day plans? #Sports #Football #IowaHawkeyes00Share
