Hunter Dekkers accused of betting on Iowa State sporting events including football

Iowa State quarterback Hunter Dekkers has been charged by local prosecutors with “tampering with records related to” the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation’s inquiry into improper gambling at Iowa State, according to the Des Moines Register. According to the complaint filed in court, Dekkers bet on a 2021 football game against Oklahoma State when he was the backup quarterback for the Cyclones.

Along with that bet, Dekkers allegedly placed 25 other bets on Iowa State sporting events. Dekkers’ DraftKings account alleged completed upwards of 350 sports wagers total more than $2,799.

Dekkers, the Iowa State starting quarterback in 2022, would permanently lose eligibility under NCAA guidelines for betting.

Dekkers was already apparently involved in the ongoing gambling probe, but head coach Matt Campbell was mum about it at Big 12 Media Days in July.

“That investigation is ongoing and continues to not have a lot clarity to it,” Campbell said when addressing Dekkers’ status.

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