David Eickholt is a writer at 247Sports, specializing in coverage of the Iowa Hawkeyes. He is also the host of the #Swarmcast podcast. With a focus on local sports, David provides analysis, updates, and opinions on Iowa City and the Hawkeyes football team.
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By: David Eickholt
Defensive tackle Aaron Graves announced on Friday that he will return to the Hawkeyes for the 2025 season. It's a massive returnee for the room that is looking to continue success in the upcoming season.
By: David Eickholt
It wasn't easy, but the Hawkeyes avoided the scare in Carver-Hawkeye Arena with a 92-86 win over Northern Iowa.
By: David Eickholt
The nonstop talk about the transfer portal has become a part of the college football culture. On Sunday, a new angle of the talk emerged as Penn State quarterback Beau Pribula announced that he would be leaving the Nittany Lions to explore an expanded opportunity elsewhere.
By: David Eickholt
Auburn transfer quarterback Hank Brown didn't linger in the portal and committed to the Hawkeyes quickly after visiting last week. On Friday, Iowa head coach Kirk Ferentz got the chance to talk about his new addition to the room for the first time.
The Hawkeyes earned a tough win over a solid Utah team. It was a back-and-forth contest, but Iowa's ability to be clutch when they needed down the stretch was the ultimate separator.
The Hawkeyes missed out on their top target as Penn State quarterback Beau Pribula announced that he would be heading to Missouri. It's a tough blow for Iowa as they were looking to completely transform their quarterback room.
By: David Eickholt
The Hawkeye culture has been strong over the past couple decades thanks to Kirk Ferentz and company. Because of that, it has become a place that has strong loyalty between players and the program. Iowa has become a place where players aren't afraid to return for a fifth or even sixth season.
By: David Eickholt
This season isn't over yet and the Hawkeyes are excited to have one more opportunity to play alongside one another. Next week, Iowa will be in Nashville to take on the Missouri Tigers. Here are three players to keep a close eye on.
By: David Eickholt
Jan Jensen's Hawkeyes have had a pretty successful season through 12 games. It's a different look and the beginning of a new era in the women's basketball program. Sitting at 10-2, they have been tested in the non-conference play and should be battle-ready when the real Big Ten season gets underway.
By: David Eickholt
Apologies Hawkeye fans-- this isn't quarterback or transfer portal news. This isn't like anything that has been written on this site in quite some time. As I was sitting in church, I contemplated how to give a dynamic introduction to what's about to be written. Minutes went by and nothing came to mind.
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