In a loaded running back class, Iowa running back Kaleb Johnson has flown under the radar through much of the draft process. Johnson is a tough and consistent runner worthy of a closer look.

BIG FAN:David Letterman on hand to watch Caitlin Clark jersey retirement Iowa made more from ticket sales for the women’s team last year than they did the men’s, and season tickets were sold ...

Johnson has announced his entry into the 2025 NFL Draft, Eliot Clough of Rivals.com reports. Johnson wasn't even on the NFL radar entering this past season but skyrocketed up boards after putting ...

It is starting to appear that it is more of a matter of when, and not if, Iowa Hawkeyes star running back Kaleb Johnson is drafted in the first two rounds of the 2025 NFL Draft. Viewed as one of the ...

Caitlin Clark’s custom jacket for her Iowa jersey retirement was excellent. On Sunday, when Caitlin pulled up to Carver-Hawkeye arena for her jersey retirement, she was all smiles and wearing a ...

On Sunday, Iowa invited Caitlin back to Carver-Hawkeye Arena to celebrate her legendary career and see her jersey hung in the rafters. It was a magical day for Caitlin and many others in the ...

IOWA CITY, Iowa — The greatest Hawkeye of them all had her No. 22 jersey hoisted to the rafters forever, and the ceremony almost became a footnote to the game that preceded it. With Caitlin ...

The Iowa Hawkeyes honored Caitlin Clark on Sunday by retiring her jersey. It was a tribute to the star point guard's profound impact during her four-year tenure with the team. The moment sparked ...

Former Iowa Hawkeyes player Caitlin Clark looks on after the game at Carver-Hawkeye Arena against the USC Trojans. The Hawkeyes retired Clark’s jersey after the game. Jeffrey Becker-Imagn Images ...

One of the greatest college basketball players of all time had her jersey lifted to the rafters on Sunday. Caitlin Clark, an Iowa legend and now star for the Indiana Fever, received one of the ...

she sent it through the rafters before her jersey joined it there. “We thought she would be All-American and we believed she would take us to the Final Four,” said Iowa coach Jan Jensen.