Iowa Football is steeped in tradition, and continues to be a main draw for Hawkeye and college football fans.
Kinnick Stadium has been home to the Hawkeyes since the 1929 season, when it was known as "Iowa Stadium," and renamed Kinnick Stadium in 1972.
Kinnick Stadium holds nearly 70,000 people, and plays host to thousands of screaming fans on Saturdays and some Fridays during the college football season.
Under Head Coach Kirk Ferentz, the Hawkeyes have a 204-104 (128-88 Big Ten) record, including 10-11 in Bowl Games.
Since 2022, the Iowa Football program has sold out 21 consecutive home games at Kinnick Stadium, and this trend is expected to continue in 2025, with two home games already selling out ahead of the 2025-2026 season.
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The Iowa Athletics Department has announced that two home games against Indiana and Minnesota have already sold out for the upcoming season.
The announcement follows the sale of single-game tickets to donors on July 14 and sale to the general public on July 17.
After both games reached sellout capacities, th Iowa Athletics Department announced there are still tickets available for other gome games including 2,400 for the season opener against UAlbany (August 30, 5:00 p.m. Central Time), 1,000 for UMass (September 13, 6:30 p.m. Central Time) and Penn State (October 18, TBD), 1,600 for Oregon (November 8, TBD), and 3,800 for Michigan State (November 22, TBD).
All tickets distributed by the Athletics Department are done digitally and must be used on a smartphone.
The Hawkeyes will continue looking to the Kinnick Stadium home crowd for support after back-to-back 6-1 seasons at home.