The mishaps of Iowa’s last splashy dip into the transfer QB market linger, but it's getting a higher-ceiling passer in the former FCS star.

The Iowa Hawkeyes opened up the 2024 college football season with strong belief in quarterback Cade McNamara. However, that confidence did not last long and McN

IOWA CITY — Former Iowa football offensive coordinator Brian Ferentz is joining the Fresno State staff as a tight ends coach, it was announced Wednesday. After one season at Maryland, Ferentz has been hired away by the Bulldogs' new head coach Matt Entz.

Iowa posted an 8-5 mark and even improved its morbid offense, but has still had to deal with the transfer portal.

Iowa Hawkeyes head coach Kirk Ferentz is the longest-tenured coach in college football, as he has been at the helm since 1999. Yes, Ferentz has built Iowa into

Iowa announced its five-man transfer portal class on Friday. The program also announced one of it additions requires surgery and is expected to miss spring practices.

As Beth Goetz finishes her first year as Iowa's permanent AD, she sits down with Chad Leistikow to look ahead to a complicated, changing future.

Hawk Central reports that after spending one season with Maryland, Brian Ferentz has been hired as the tight ends coach at Fresno State. After departing Iowa, Ferentz spent the 2024 season as a senior offensive analyst with Maryland. The Terrapins finished the year with a 4-8 record, including a 29-13 loss to Iowa and his father, Kirk Ferentz.

Beth Goetz's 57-minute interview with the Register's Chad Leistikow covers a lot of ground, including Iowa's plan for the revenue-sharing model.

The depth of the conference should improve next fall with Nebraska, Washington, and Michigan State likely to take a step forward. Iowa should be a solid team once again under coach Kirk Ferentz. USC, Wisconsin, and Minnesota rank as the early wild card teams as the hardest to project in '25.

Ahead of Monday night's national title game, the AP dives into the chaotic and rapidly changing landscape of college football.

Wisconsin believes its contract with cornerback Xavier Lucas is "enforceable" even after he dropped out of the school, and claims Miami tampered to get Lucas to transfer.