The Latest Breaking News from Iowa

One Division Dominates Our NFC Draft Class Ranking From 16 to 1

There are multiple ways to judge a draft class, and today we will focus on potential immediate-impact players and future stars.

Sports Illustrated · May 1

Aliyah Boston Had Frank Take on Caitlin Clark, Raven Johnson Playing Together on Fever

Clark and Johnson shared a viral moment during their college hooping days that resurfaced after the Fever drafted the ex-Gamecocks guard.

Sports Illustrated · Apr 15

Iowa’s 2022 Tampering Case Resolution Proves NCAA’s Infractions Process Is Broken

It took four years and vacated four wins, which shows the major disconnect between NCAA Enforcement and the realities of the transfer portal era.

Sports Illustrated · Apr 14

Arizona and Illinois Advance to Final Four: Recap From Men’s March Madness Elite Eight

The Illini and Wildcats await their Final Four opponents with the winners of Sunday’s games.

Sports Illustrated · Mar 28

Illinois imposes alcohol limits near campus with Final Four berth at stake

The city of Champaign has limited alcohol sales and deliveries before the Illinois v Iowa Elite Eight clash amid safety concerns over potential celebrations

The Guardian - US · Mar 28

March Madness: Four Bold Predictions for Men’s NCAA Tournament Elite Eight

The Elite Eight has arrived as we move closer to crowning a new national champion.

Sports Illustrated · Mar 28

SI:AM | A Different Kind of Cinderella for NCAA Tournament

NIL and the transfer portal are slowly leaving behind the dreams of the traditional mid-major.

Sports Illustrated · Mar 27

Texas’s Jordan Pope Says He Played Sweet 16 Against Purdue on Broken Foot

The Longhorns guard and his team gritted out a tough loss to the Boilermakers.

Sports Illustrated · Mar 27

Nebraska’s 4-on-5 Disaster vs. Iowa Was Due to ‘Miscommunication,' Coach Says

Iowa scored an easy bucked in the waning seconds against Nebraska when the Cornhuskers were caught sleeping.

Sports Illustrated · Mar 27

March Madness: An eighth grader from Pittsburgh is all alone with a perfect women's NCAA bracket

The only person left out of millions who entered men's and women's NCAA tournament brackets in ESPN's competition is an eighth-grader from suburban Pittsburgh

The Independent UK · Mar 25