Iowa wrestling has dipped back into the transfer portal, adding Dean Peterson, a former Rutgers wrestler, to the roster.

Iowa wrestling made a pair of substantial additions via the transfer portal on Saturday night.

Iowa wrestling No. 1 overall 2026 commit Bo Bassett is looking to become the next Hawkeye legend and take Iowa back to the ...

After capping off a wrestling season that saw Kueter named an All-American in the heavyweight class, he will be pressing ...

With much fluctuation on the Iowa men’s wrestling roster after the departure of Spencer Lee, the Hawkeyes have found their ...

From dual season to the postseason, the weight-by-weight breakdown, the 2025 recruiting class and an overall grade, here's ...

Here is a a running chronicle of Rutgers wrestling transfer portal activity in the 2025 offseason. Updated with Dean Peterson ...

Buchanan is Iowa's first 197-pound national champion; the weight class was created in 1999. He gave Brands his 14th ...

Former No. 1 overall prospect in the 2022 class, Cody Chittum, was 2-2 and unable to place for the second time at NCAAs. He ...

Most important was Buchanan securing a national title at 197 pounds. In his lone season as a Hawkeye, he became the first NCAA champion at 197 pounds for Iowa (the weight class was created in 1999).

Iowa men’s wrestling head coach Tom Brands has already made his first dip into the transfer portal on Saturday. The one-two ...

Stephen Buchanan came to Iowa to become a champion. Iowa needed him to accomplish that goal. Both reaped the rewards when he ...