Iowa has named its starters, but Kirk Ferentz says several jobs remain unsettled. Saturday’s opener against Northern Illinois should provide some answers.
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Iowa settled several offseason position battles with its Week 1 depth chart, including new starters across the offensive and defensive lines.
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Iowa volleyball opened 2026 at 3-0, Jim Barnes earned his 500th career win and several Hawkeyes thrived in bigger roles.
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Iowa turned rerouted flights, delays and a 4 a.m. arrival into an unbeaten, 3-0 start to the 2026 volleyball season. The Hawkeyes dropped just one set on the weekend.
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ALBIA — About 40 people attended Tuesday's town hall with Rob Sand, the Democratic nominee for Iowa governor. One would-be attendee didn't make it. "We have a very good friend who should be sitting right here and was registered for this town hall," an attendee said. "He's in the Albia hospital right now with stage four lung cancer. Never smoked a day in his life. "What are you going to do to ...
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