The bracketology experts have proclaimed that the Iowa Hawkeyes are nearly a lock to make the NCAA Tournament, though their path will be difficult.

Iowa Hawkeyes coaches and staffers will make six stops across the state to visit with fans during the month of May. These family-friendly events will provide fans an opportunity to interact with and hear from coaches and staff members.

The Penn State Nittany Lions (11-17) will take on the Iowa Hawkeyes (20-8) at Bryce Jordan Center on Saturday.

Even with the excitement of a top 10 upset, Iowa didn’t play its best basketball to secure the win. The Hawkeyes shot 33 percent from the field, compared to Nebraska’s 41 percent. Iowa’s offense made just seven field goals in the second half.

Iowa's win over Ohio State may prove to be the final ingredient needed to lock up a ticket to the NCAA Tournament.

The Iowa Hawkeyes and the No. 25 Wisconsin Badgers meet Sunday at Kohl Center in Madison, Wisconsin. Tip-off is set for 4 p.m. ET.

The University of Iowa baseball team begins its 2026 season next weekend in Arizona. While these Hawkeyes have some familiar faces at position spots, the entire pitching staff is very inexperienced, as 434 innings from last season either graduated or moved on to pro ball.

The Wisconsin Badgers face the Iowa Hawkeyes at the Kohl Center on Sunday, February 22.