Iowa Gets Georgia Tech In ACC/Big Ten Challenge
By John Bohnenkamp Iowa’s men’s basketball team will face Georgia Tech at home in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge, the third matchup against an ACC program on the Hawkeyes’ nonconference schedule this season. The Hawkeyes will play the Yellow Jackets at … Continue reading Iowa Gets Georgia Tech In ACC/Big Ten Challenge
Kings Felt Murray Was The Right Choice
By John Bohnenkamp The analytics and the scouting reports agreed, Sacramento Kings general manager Monte McNair said — Iowa’s Keegan Murray was the best choice for the Kings with their No. 4 pick in Thursday’s NBA draft. Murray became the … Continue reading Kings Felt Murray Was The Right Choice
Bubb Wants To Rebuild Relationships At WIU
By John Bohnenkamp MACOMB, Ill. — Paul Bubb remembered a 1997 job interview to be an athletic director, and he was asked if there would be any job he would leave for in the future. There was one place Bubb … Continue reading Bubb Wants To Rebuild Relationships At WIU
Big Ten Matchups Announced For Iowa Men, Women
By John Bohnenkamp Iowa’s men’s basketball team will get home-and-home matchups with Michigan State, Ohio State, Indiana and Wisconsin next season, but will only see Purdue and Illinois once. Iowa’s women’s team will see Maryland and Indiana twice next season, … Continue reading Big Ten Matchups Announced For Iowa Men, Women
Kris Murray Will Return For Junior Season
By John Bohnenkamp Kris Murray got the feedback he was looking for when he entered the NBA draft process. Now the 6-foot-8 forward is coming back to Iowa for his junior season. Murray announced on Wednesday that he was withdrawing … Continue reading Kris Murray Will Return For Junior Season
Murray Wins Malone Award
By John Bohnenkamp Keegan Murray added another postseason award on Saturday. The Iowa sophomore received the Karl Malone Power Forward of the Year Award from the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame on Saturday. The award is given to the … Continue reading Murray Wins Malone Award
Clark Named Nation’s Top Point Guard
By John Bohnenkamp Iowa’s Caitlin Clark picked up two honors as the nation’s top point guard on Friday night. The sophomore won the Nancy Lieberman Award and the Dawn Staley Point Guard Of The Year award after a season in … Continue reading Clark Named Nation’s Top Point Guard
THE MONDAY TIPOFF: Early Exit Has Hawkeyes Thinking About Next Year
By John Bohnenkamp Caitlin Clark’s cold glare reached the back of the press conference room, and beyond. Iowa’s 64-62 loss to 10th seed Creighton in Sunday’s NCAA tournament second-round game wasn’t even a half-hour old and Clark, the Hawkeyes’ All-American … Continue reading THE MONDAY TIPOFF: Early Exit Has Hawkeyes Thinking About Next Year
CREIGHTON 64, IOWA 62: Jensen Comes Back And Helps Eliminate Hawkeyes
By John Bohnenkamp IOWA CITY — Jim Flanery remembered walking into Creighton’s practice facility at 6:15 a.m. during the fall for some pickup basketball. Lauren Jensen, who had transferred from Iowa last spring, was always there getting in some shooting … Continue reading CREIGHTON 64, IOWA 62: Jensen Comes Back And Helps Eliminate Hawkeyes
ABC, And A Sellout Crowd? That’s Big For Hawkeyes And Bluejays
By John Bohnenkamp IOWA CITY — Caitlin Clark understands. Iowa’s NCAA tournament second-round game against Creighton on Sunday afternoon at Carver-Hawkeye Arena is a sellout. That’s big. The noon game is also on ABC, the only NCAA women’s game in … Continue reading ABC, And A Sellout Crowd? That’s Big For Hawkeyes And Bluejays
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