The School
59 days after Iowa became a state, The University of Iowa was established on February 25, 1847. Although classes wouldn't begin until March 1855 and a football team wouldn't take the field for another 44 years.
The Mascot
References to "hawk-eye" go back to the 1800's, popularized at the time by James Fenimore Cooper's book, "Last of the Mohicans." Letters to Iowa newspapers were often signed, "Hawk-eye." Iowa residents ever since are called hawk-eyes.
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Season Summary
| Season |
Record |
Week 1
Rank (AP) |
Final Rank
(AP/CFP) |
Conf
Champs |
Nat
Champs |
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2024
|
8-4
|
#25
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2023
|
10-4
|
#25
|
#17/17
|
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2022
|
8-5
|
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2021
|
10-4
|
#18
|
#17/15
|
|
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2020
|
6-2
|
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2019
|
10-3
|
#20
|
#19/16
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2018
|
9-4
|
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2017
|
8-5
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2016
|
8-5
|
#17
|
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2015
|
12-2
|
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#5/-
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2014
|
7-6
|
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2013
|
8-5
|
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2012
|
4-8
|
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2011
|
7-6
|
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2010
|
8-5
|
#9
|
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2009
|
11-2
|
#22
|
#10/-
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2008
|
9-4
|
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2007
|
6-6
|
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2006
|
6-7
|
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2005
|
7-5
|
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2004
|
10-2
|
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2003
|
10-3
|
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2002
|
11-2
|
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2001
|
7-5
|
|
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2000
|
3-9
|
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1999
|
1-10
|
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1998
|
5-6
|
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1997
|
8-4
|
|
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1996
|
9-3
|
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1995
|
9-3
|
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1994
|
5-5
|
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1993
|
7-5
|
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1992
|
7-5
|
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1991
|
10-1
|
#15
|
#7/-
|
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1990
|
8-4
|
|
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1989
|
6-5
|
|
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1988
|
5-5
|
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1987
|
10-3
|
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1986
|
9-3
|
|
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1985
|
10-4
|
|
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1984
|
8-4
|
#10
|
|
|
|
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1983
|
10-2
|
#10
|
|
|
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1982
|
9-3
|
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1981
|
10-3
|
|
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1980
|
6-5
|
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1979
|
5-6
|
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1978
|
2-9
|
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1977
|
4-8
|
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1976
|
5-6
|
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1975
|
3-8
|
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1974
|
4-8
|
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1973
|
0-12
|
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1972
|
3-7
|
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1971
|
1-10
|
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1970
|
3-6
|
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1969
|
5-5
|
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1968
|
5-5
|
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1967
|
1-8
|
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1966
|
2-8
|
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1965
|
1-9
|
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1964
|
3-6
|
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1963
|
3-3
|
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1962
|
4-5
|
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1961
|
5-4
|
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1960
|
8-1
|
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1959
|
5-4
|
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1958
|
8-1
|
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1957
|
7-1
|
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1956
|
9-1
|
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1955
|
3-6
|
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1954
|
5-4
|
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1953
|
5-3
|
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1952
|
2-7
|
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1951
|
2-5
|
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1950
|
3-5
|
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1949
|
4-6
|
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1948
|
4-5
|
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1947
|
3-6
|
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1946
|
5-4
|
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1945
|
2-7
|
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1944
|
1-7
|
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1943
|
1-6
|
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1942
|
6-4
|
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1941
|
3-5
|
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1940
|
4-4
|
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1939
|
6-1
|
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1938
|
1-6
|
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1937
|
1-7
|
|
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1936
|
3-4
|
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1935
|
4-2
|
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1934
|
2-5
|
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1933
|
6-3
|
|
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1932
|
1-8
|
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1931
|
1-6
|
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1930
|
4-4
|
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1929
|
4-2
|
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1928
|
6-2
|
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1927
|
4-4
|
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1926
|
3-5
|
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1925
|
5-3
|
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1924
|
6-1
|
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1923
|
5-3
|
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1922
|
7-0
|
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1921
|
7-0
|
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1920
|
5-2
|
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1919
|
5-2
|
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1918
|
6-2
|
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1917
|
3-5
|
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1916
|
4-4
|
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1915
|
3-4
|
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1914
|
4-3
|
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1913
|
5-2
|
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1912
|
4-3
|
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1911
|
3-4
|
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1910
|
5-2
|
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1909
|
2-4
|
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1908
|
2-5
|
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1907
|
3-2
|
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1906
|
2-3
|
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1905
|
8-2
|
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1904
|
7-4
|
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1903
|
9-2
|
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1902
|
5-4
|
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1901
|
6-3
|
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1900
|
7-0
|
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1899
|
8-0
|
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1898
|
3-4
|
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1897
|
4-4
|
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1896
|
7-1
|
|
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1895
|
2-5
|
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1894
|
4-4
|
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1893
|
3-4
|
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1892
|
3-2
|
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1891
|
3-2
|
|
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1890
|
1-2
|
|
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1889
|
0-1
|
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Latest
Headlines
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A Michigan man with a long career in Iowa
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A knee injury took him off the field. As a high school coach he did well, but at the collegiate, average.
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His shortest coaching tenure was at Iowa while he filled in for Eddie Anderson who was still serving in the army.
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Most of his career was spent at St Mary's where he took a small school and built a football team capable of defeating Rose Bowl teams.
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As a player he was coached by Knute Rockne; teammates with George Gipp. As a coach he coached Nile Kinnick. Also, a gift doctor.
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Solem signed a three-year contract with the Hawkeye's, replacing coach Burt Ingwersen as the programs 13th head coach.
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Ingwersen received a scholarship to play football at the University of Illinois. He played under Robert Zuppke from 1917 to 1919.
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Howard Jones coached football for a variety of schools compiling an overall record of 194-64-21 and 5 National Championships. During his time at Yale, he played for a team that won 28 games and only tied twice but never lost.
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Iowa finished the 1910 season 5-2, including a loss to Missouri. Before traveling for the game...
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Griffith was a star player for some of the greatest Hawkeye teams ever. In 1899, he...
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Catlin played football at the University of Chicago where, in 1905, he accounted for...
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Despite only one victory against a Western Conference opponent (Illinois, 1903), Chalmers compiled...
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Knipe was considered one of the greatest players of the nineteenth century. Playing for...
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Coach Dalton was the first paid football coach for the Iowa Hawkeye’s with...
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After coaching football for the University of Alabama (1896) and Iowa (1897), Otto played professionally for...
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Won Iowa’s first conference championship...
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Played for Michigan until 1893 and then coached Iowa starting the very next year in 1894. Sherman was implicated in...
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The second ever known professional football player, Donelly was paid $250 for a game played on November 19, 1892...
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