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Catch up on the biggest Iowa football storylines from Big Ten Media Days

by The Des Moines RegisterJuly 31, 2026

IOWA CITY — Iowa football’s appearance at 2026 Big Ten Media Days is in the books.

Want to know the latest surrounding the Hawkeyes? You’re in luck.

The Register’s Tyler Tachman breaks down the biggest storylines — from quarterback to defensive line to special teams to offensive line. There was also news about the future of the Cy-Hawk football series and more insight into the Carver-Hawkeye Arena renovation plans, including the possibility of a “cool” new feature.

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This article originally appeared on Hawk Central: Catch up on the biggest Iowa football storylines from Big Ten Media Days

Reporting by Tyler Tachman, Des Moines Register / Hawk Central

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Catch up on the biggest Iowa football storylines from Big Ten Media Days

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