http://www.hawkeyes.org Hawkeyes.org en-us http://www.hawkeyes.org/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=1433 Three Hawkeye Men's Basketball players earned all-Big Ten recognition and hope to show why as the Hawks take on Michigan in the opening round of the Big Ten tournament Thursday afternoon. Football announces they've begun renewing season ticket applications, plus some recruiting news and a look at Bryan Bulaga, and Hawkeye special teams. Wrestling will await Wednesday's NCAA selection show with optimism, plus news from Women's Hoops, Women's Cross Country, Women's Golf, and Track and Field heads to NCAA's. On Iowa!! http://www.hawkeyes.org/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=1432 A jillion detailed headlines cover 3 big stories over the weekend...Iowa Women's Basketball comes within an eyelash of winning the Big Ten tournament, but falls to top seed Ohio State on Sunday. The Iowa Wrestlers captured their 34th overall, and 3rd straight Big Ten title, and qualified the entire squad for the NCAA meet in Omaha. Men's Basketball ended the regular season with a 35-point loss at Minnesota, and now looks ahead to the "rubber match" vs. Michigan to open the Men's Big Ten tournament on Thursday. <br><br> In other news, former Hawk Anthony Tucker plans to enroll at D-II Winona State in Minnesota, Aaron Fuller denies transfer rumors, Gatens and Co. hope to turn things around in 2010-11, plus Men's and Women's Tennis, Women's Golf, Men's and Women's Gymnastics, Men's and Women's Track and Field, Baseball, Softball, Aaron Kampman signs a free-agent contract, and long-time Men's Gymnastics coach Tom Dunn announces his retirement. Go Hawks! http://www.hawkeyes.org/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=1431 Adrian Clayborn's recent guilty plea in a 2009 case turns out to be for a lesser offense than he was originally charged. A little more recruiting news and Big Ten expansion talk adds to the Football-heavy headlines as we head into the weekend. Even though Men's Basketball has lost a record 20 games this season, and look to add to it at Minnesota on Sunday, there are building blocks in place for the future. At the time of this post, the Iowa Women are close at halftime vs. Penn State in the quarterfinal round of the Women's Big Ten Basketball Tournament, plus Women's Tennis news as well. Go Hawks!! http://www.hawkeyes.org/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=1430 Iowa Men's Hoops lost another awful road game at #15 Wisconsin, and tied the season low output 2 weeks ago at Purdue of only 40 points. New Bowl game tie-ins for Football, spring FB practice is around the corner, Women's Hoops hope their #3 seed in the Big Ten tourney puts them in position for a couple wins to pad their NCAA resume. Wrestling heads to the Big Ten championships, plus Men's Golf, Women's Cross Country, and former Hawks in the NFL. On Iowa!! http://www.hawkeyes.org/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=1429 A pretty busy news day for mid-week, and the cost of attending a Hawkeye home football game tops the headlines. It'll cost you about $3 more per game to see the Hawks live in Kinnick this fall, plus some recruiting news, Big Ten expansion talk, and some discussion of the 2010 season. Men's Wrestling heads into Big Tens with a few top seeds, Men's Basketball heads into Madison, WI tonight looking for a rare Kohl Center win, Women's Basketball heads into Indianapolis with an eye on an NCAA bid, plus news from Men's and Women's Tennis, Strength and Conditioning, Baseball, Women's Golf, Men's Gymnastics, and Softball. Go Hawks!! http://www.hawkeyes.org/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=1428 Lisa Bluder earns Big Ten Coach of the Year after leading the Hawkeyes back from injuries and a 1-6 start to a 3rd place finish in the league. Guard Jaime Printy earned Freshman of the Year honors as well. Men's Hoops wants to continue to improve as they head on the road for the final week before the Big Ten tournament. Wrestling aims for their 34th Big Ten title, plus headlines from Soccer, Baseball, Men's and Women's Track, Women's Gymnastics, and former Men's Basketball Coach Steve Alford gets a slap on the wrist after his outburst at BYU. On Iowa!! http://www.hawkeyes.org/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=1427 Matt Gatens scored a career high, as Men's Basketball earned their 4th league victory, and a season sweep of Indiana on Senior Day (aka Devan Bawinkel day) at Carver-Hawkeye Arena. And if you don't like Coach Lickliter, be glad he's not Steve Alford...check out what Alford said to an opposing player on YouTube. Lisa Bluder's Iowa Women won in OT at Wisconsin to lock up a #3 seed in the Big Ten Tournament. Looks back at Iowa Wrestling, NFL Draft hopes for Bulaga and Angerer, plus news from Men's and Women's Track, Women's Gymnastics, Men's and Women's Tennis, Baseball, Softball, and Men's Swimming and Diving. Go Hawks!! http://www.hawkeyes.org/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=1426 Northwestern just embarrassed Todd Lickliter's squad in Evanston on ESPN Thursday night. The Hawks were ice cold from long range and fell way behind and never recovered. The Hawkeye Women fared better, beating Indiana. Football looks ahead to the NFL draft, spring practice, and the 2010 non-conference season, plus news from Wrestling, Baseball, Track, Men's Golf, Swimming and Diving, and more! On Iowa!! http://www.hawkeyes.org/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=1425 Some NFL draft talk, football recruiting, and looks ahead to 2010, but the main discussion is Iowa Men's Basketball's revenge match with Northwestern tonight. The Hawks shot well and beat the Wildcats in Iowa City, and now travel to Evanston for the 2nd meeting. Women's Basketball hosts Indiana on Senior Night, plus Wrestling, Swimming and Diving, Men's Tennis, Track and Field, Volleyball, and a former Big Ten Commissioner will be inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame. On Iowa!! http://www.hawkeyes.org/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=1424 During the off week for Men's Hoops, Iowa gets a little rest, prepares for Thursday night's ESPN game at Northwestern, and Todd Lickliter ponders the state of the program during his weekly press conference. Plus a look at Roy Marble, Jr. and another potential recruit for next season. NFL Draft status for Bryan Bulaga, football attendance figures and how the Hawks stack up nationally, a couple former Hawks in the NFL are released, Brent Metcalf earns more wrestling honors, and Women's Basketball host the Hoosiers on Senior Night. All that plus Softball, Women's Gymnastics, and Women's Tennis. On Iowa!!