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

With his announcement, Dix became the fourth former Hawkeye to announce his new transfer portal landing spot. Freeman was the first to reveal he's headed to Creighton, forward Riley Mulvey announced to Siena, guard Brock Harding revealed a TCU transfer.

What Iowa might not have counted on is Sandfort's brother leaving as well—for a rival to boot. Forward Pryce Sandfort is transferring from the Hawkeyes to Nebraska, he announced in a Friday morning social media post depicting him with Fred Hoiberg—the coach of the Cornhuskers.

The Iowa Hawkeyes see another transfer portal departure. Former four-star signee Gavin Hoffman has entered the transfer portal.

Nebraska men's basketball is on the board with a transfer portal commitment Pryce Sandfort, a 6-6 sophomore forward for Iowa, has committed to the Huskers. The

Iowa transfer Josh Dix has committed to Creighton. The move bolsters the Bluejays' backcourt with one of the most sought-after transfers and brings the Council Bluffs native close to home.

Seydou Traore no longer wants to play for the Iowa Hawkeyes. He'll be a talented guard on the transfer portal market.

Sandfort’s decision comes after Iowa fired coach Fran McCaffery on March 14, replacing him with former Drake coach Ben McCollum. The Hawkeyes also lost Owen Freeman and Josh Dix to Creighton, Brock Harding to TCU, Riley Mulvey to Siena and four other players who are in the transfer portal and uncommitted.