The Iowa Hawkeyes are already looking ahead, extending a scholarship offer to 2028 quarterback prospect Chase Grove after a throwing session with offensive coordinator Tim Lester. The offer came on Friday, signaling the program's early interest in the rising talent from Indianapolis.

Grove, a 6-foot-2, 180-pound signal-caller from North Central High School, has been turning heads with his arm. According to Rivals, he's ranked as the No. 38 quarterback in the 2028 class and the No. 6 recruit in Indiana. His sophomore season stats speak volumes: he threw for 1,901 yards and 19 touchdowns against just four interceptions, completing an impressive 64% of his passes.

The young quarterback took to social media to share his excitement, posting: "After throwing for @CoachTimLester and a great conversation, I am truly blessed to say I have received AN OFFER from the University of Iowa!! Everything about them is top notch, winning program, and only going to win more!! #GoHawks!!!"

Iowa isn't the only program taking notice. Grove also holds offers from Minnesota, Purdue, and Miami (Ohio), making him a hot commodity in the early recruiting cycle. For fans looking to see what the hype is about, his sophomore season highlights are available for viewing.

As the Hawkeyes continue to build for the future, this offer underscores their commitment to finding top-tier quarterback talent. Whether you're a fan of the black and gold or just love following the next generation of stars, keep an eye on Chase Grove—he's one to watch.