Former Auburn quarterback Hank Brown is looking for a new home and could find a suitor in the Big Ten. According to a report by Pete Nakos of On3, Brown will visit Iowa on Thursday, his first known visit of the window.

The Iowa Hawkeyes are known to be a team looking for a quarterback in the NCAA transfer portal. It sounds like they may have their eyes set on an intriguing SEC

IOWA CITY — Former Auburn quarterback Hank Brown is expected to visit Iowa football this week, he confirmed to the Register. Matt Zenitz of 247Sports was the first to report the news.

A second Auburn quarterback has officially entered the transfer portal as the winter window has opened. According to a report from ESPN’s Pete Thamel, Auburn quarterback Hank Brown will enter the transfer portal following a two-year stint in orange and blue.

QB Hank Brown becomes the second Auburn passer to enter the portal this offseason, joining fellow reserve Holden Geriner.

Auburn redshirt freshman quarterback Hank Brown plans to enter the NCAA Transfer Portal, sources tell On3’s Pete Nakos and Steve Wiltfong. Brown was with the Tigers for two seasons, playing sparingly as a true freshman before starting two games in his second in relief of Payton Thorne.

Redshirt freshman quarterback and former three-star recruit Hank Brown became the second Tiger on Sunday afternoon to announce his move to the transfer portal following the conclusion of the 2024 season.

The Iowa football program will continue its search for quarterback help ahead of the Hawkeyes' bowl appearance.

Over two seasons, Brown completed 27-of-43 passes for 403 passing yards, six touchdowns, and three interceptions. The 6-foot-4, 208-pounder signed with Auburn as a three-star prospect in the class of 2023. Update (2 p.m. CT): Hank Brown denied the reports that he entered the transfer portal. He posted his statement on his Instagram.

After initially going public that he was staying at Auburn, the quarterback is now intending to hit the portal