Iowa’s seven-game home slate in 2023 begins Sept. 2 as the Hawkeyes host Utah State in the season opener. Iowa will also host Western Michigan (Sept. 16) in nonconference play.
The Hawkeyes will host five Big Ten Conference games, beginning with Michigan State on Sept. 30. Purdue visits for Homecoming on Oct. 7, followed by the annual battle for Floyd of Rosedale Oct. 21 with Minnesota. The final two home games include Rutgers (Nov. 11) and Illinois (Nov. 18) for Senior Day. Start times and television information will be announced in August.
The Hawkeyes won five of their final six games to close the 2022 season, including a 21-0 win over Kentucky in the TransPerfect Music City Bowl. Along with the bowl game victory, Iowa won trophy games over Wisconsin and Minnesota. Iowa placed second in the West Division after winning the division in 2021.
Season ticket renewals forms are available online. The renewal deadline for public and faculty/staff season tickets is March 31. Season ticket holders earn ticketing priority over the general public for single game, special events, and postseason contests, in addition to saving more than $100 over the total cost of single game prices.
All renewal and new season ticket holders will be provided an opportunity to upgrade and/or select their seating locations based on availability and will receive selection dates and times in early April. This process is based on I-Club annual gift membership levels and priority points and will conclude in early May.
I-Club contributions, which fulfill regular and postseason seating and parking requirements, can be made at jointheiclub.com.
PARKING CHANGES DUE TO CAMPUS CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS
As part of the University of Iowa’s 10-year facilities master plan, construction is scheduled to begin this spring on a new parking ramp in Lot 43N, and a health sciences academic building in Lot 14. Due to these projects, UI Athletics has made the following parking changes, starting with the 2023 football season.
Lot 43N
- Contributors who previously received a car parking pass for Lot 43N will be relocated to Lot 40, which is just north across Hawkins Drive.
- During construction, a limited number of RV spaces and ADA spaces will remain in Lot 43N. Contributors who previously held RV parking passes for Lot 43N will have the opportunity to request an RV pass during their season ticket renewal process. Availability will be based on I-Club membership level and priority points. Additional information will be communicated directly to previous RV parking pass holders in this lot.
Lot 40
- Contributors who previously received a RV parking pass for Lot 40 will have the opportunity to request a RV pass during their season ticket renewal process. Donor RV parking will be available in Lot 43N, Lot 75S and the south portion of Lot 65. Availability will be based on I-Club membership level and priority points. Additional information will be communicated directly to previous RV parking pass holders in this lot.
Lot 14
- Contributors who previously received a car parking pass for Lot 14 will be relocated to the Myrtle Lot.
Lot 65
- Contributors who previously received a RV parking pass in Lot 65 will have the opportunity to purchase a season long RV pass at the Softball, Lower Finkbine or Finkbine Golf Course lots, in addition to utilizing the free gameday RV parking locations – Hawkeye Commuter, Hall of Fame and Hancher lots.
Myrtle Lot
- Contributors at the Silver Hawk and above levels, who previously received a car parking pass for the Myrtle Lot, will have the opportunity to remain in this lot by renewing their pass during their season ticket renewal process.
- Individuals who previously received a season long Myrtle Lot parking pass and contribute below the Silver Hawk membership level or aren’t an I-Club contributor, will be able to order a general public parking pass during the renewal process.