Here's everything you should know ahead of Iowa's football season opener against Northern Illinois University this Saturday.
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From Tony Diaz’s expectations to a rebuilt offensive line and DJ Vonnahme’s rise, here’s what we learned about Iowa’s offense stars before the season opener.
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Iowa opens its 2026 season Saturday against Northern Illinois. Here’s what to know about the 11th all-time meeting between the Hawkeyes and the Huskies.
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A lifelong Illinois fan sees a path to 11 wins in 2026 — and views Iowa as a measuring stick for where the Illini stand.
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Iowa had to replace all four specialists entering 2026. Consistency helped Boston Everitt and Caden Buhr earn the first opportunities at punter and kicker.
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Cam Buffington grew up an Iowa fan. On Saturday, he’ll make his first start for the Hawkeyes at a position where he knows expectations run high.
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Hank Brown and Jeremy Hecklinski have split first-team reps for months. They’ve learned to make the snaps they don’t take nearly as valuable.
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Two Pleasant Valley High School seniors rallied the pickleball community on Saturday to help raise money for the Alzheimer's Association in its goal to cure Alzheimer’s and other dementias. The two seniors, Carter Luszczyk and Kaushik Balaji, held the “Rally to Remember” pickleball tournament on Saturday morning and have continued to fundraise this week, raising more than $7,000 by Thursday. ...
The 2026 fall season is fully underway and it's time to get to know some of the premier athletes in the area. Nathan Berkley * Mason City * Boys’ Golf * Senior Nathan Berkley is off to a tremendous senior year, recently setting a school record with a score of 65. His 65 is the second lowest score in the entire state this year. Berkley also plays basketball. “Nathan is our team leader,” head ...
Major road construction projects on Highway 122 and South Federal Avenue/U.S. Highway 65 in Mason City that have frustrated motorists and businesses for two years will finally be completed at the end of November, according to the Iowa Department of Transportation. "It is going to be brand-new concrete with updated traffic signals on both projects and new sidewalks," said Pete Hjelmsted, field ...
For a few moments Thursday, a handful of monarch butterflies became the center of attention at the Hanson Nature Center as children and adults gathered to learn about one of nature's most remarkable journeys. The annual monarch tagging program was held Thursday, Sept. 3, at the Hanson Nature Center in Leland, where visitors learned about the monarch's life cycle, migration and the role ...
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Wrigley Field adding another 1st: College volleyball is coming to the Friendly Confines this weekend
CHICAGO — While the Chicago Cubs are in Miami this weekend closing in on a playoff berth, their iconic ballpark will add another first to its ever-growing list of events. Wrigley Field on Sunday will play host to the final two matches of the inaugural Big Ten/SEC Volleyball Challenge Week. It will be the first volleyball matches played at the historic venue. All 34 teams from the two conferences ...
SAN DIEGO — The Pac-12’s road to the College Football Playoff begins with a twist: You don’t have to win the Pac-12 to get there. Under new CFP rules for 2026, the ACC, Big Ten, Big 12 and SEC champions receive four of the five automatic bids. The fifth goes to the highest-ranked team — champion or not — from the Pac-12, American, Mountain West, Sun Belt, MAC or Conference USA. That changes ...
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — Dolphins fans who publish training camp videos of their team might be helping the opponent and putting the Dolphins at a strategic disadvantage. So, don’t do it. Well, that was the message that I gleaned from Dolphins coach Jeff Hafley on Thursday when I asked about his level of coaching paranoia and whether it intensifies from training camp and regular season. I’ve ...
CLEMSON, S.C. — Clemson football might have to compete against former NFL players Saturday. A Louisiana judge affirmed Thursday that two of LSU football’s late roster additions are eligible to play for the team this year despite signing NFL rookie contracts and suiting up for preseason games in August, per reports from ESPN and other outlets. Baton Rouge judge William Jorden said in ruling ...
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