The Iowa Hawkeyes are headed to the Indianapolis this week. The hope for Iowa is that they win five games in five days and earn the automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. But, if that doesn’t happen, head coach Fran McCaffery says that the Hawkeyes will be playing again this year.

The Iowa Hawkeyes may be looking to move on from head coach Fran McCaffery at the end of this dismal season. He doesn't want it, but he may not have a choice.

The Hawkeyes are having one of their worst seasons of coach Fran McCaffery's tenure. With one game remaining, they are 15-15 overall and would not make the Big Ten Tournament if the season ended Thursday night.

Fran McCaffery isn't planning to leave the Iowa Hawkeyes anytime soon. The longtime Iowa coach cleared the air on retirement rumors during Wednesday's news conference ahead of the Hawkeyes' clash against the eighth-ranked Michigan State Spartans.

The Iowa Hawkeyes fell to the Michigan State Spartans by a score of 91-84 on Thursday night, further sending Iowa spiraling in what has been an absolutely miser

IOWA CITY - Fran McCaffery has "no intention of moving on" from Iowa men's basketball after the 2024-25 season, the 15th-year head coach told reporters on Tuesday. "I'm fully committed to the program,

After defeating Iowa on Thursday, Michigan State's Tom Izzo vouched for the Hawkeyes to keep head coach Fran McCaffery despite rumblings.

Michigan State legend Tom Izzo defended Iowa head coach Fran McCaffery's job status, pointing to a lack of Hawkeye resources.

Watch what you wish for,” Izzo said. “I’ve seen this happen at a couple of football programs close to us. People better appreciate (him)."