By JOHN BOHNENKAMP Iowa’s men’s basketball team will play defending Big Ten champion Purdue and rival Illinois twice next season, according to the Big Ten opponents’ breakdown released Tuesday. The Hawkeyes only played those teams once this season, winning at … Continue reading Iowa Gets Purdue, Illinois Twice Next Season
By JOHN BOHNENKAMP You have to know Chad Boudreau’s roots to understand. Boudreau grew up in Farmington, Iowa, a town with a population of just under 600 people. He graduated from Harmony High School, which closed in 2016. Back in … Continue reading Boudreau Was The Right Choice For Leathernecks
By JOHN BOHNENKAMP Rob Jeter was officially named the new head men’s basketball coach at Southern Utah on Sunday, ending his three-season run at Western Illinois. Jeter, who won 16 games in each of the last two seasons at Western … Continue reading WIU’s Jeter Takes Southern Utah Job
By JOHN BOHNENKAMP Kris Murray tested the NBA draft process last season, but came back to Iowa. Murray is entering the draft this season, but this time it’s permanent. Murray announced on Friday that he will be entering the draft … Continue reading Iowa’s Murray Will Enter NBA Draft
By JOHN BOHNENKAMP Western Illinois University named Chad Boudreau the interim head men’s basketball coach on Friday as reports indicated Rob Jeter was finalizing a deal to become Southern Utah’s new head coach. Boudreau has been the Leathernecks’ associate head … Continue reading WIU Names Boudreau Interim Head Coach
By JOHN BOHNENKAMP Caitlin Clark heads into the offseason with all of the major national player of the year awards. The Iowa junior guard was named the winner of the Wooden Award from the Los Angeles Athletic Club on Tuesday. … Continue reading Clark Sweeps National Awards With Wooden Honor
By JOHN BOHNENKAMP Iowa’s national championship loss to LSU wasn’t even an hour old before the expectations of next year started following the Hawkeyes. ESPN’s Charlie Creme had his way-too-early top 25 online as Iowa guard Caitlin Clark was talking … Continue reading High Expectations Start Now For Hawkeyes
By JOHN BOHNENKAMP The future could wait, Caitlin Clark said. Her eyes red from the emotion of a brilliant journey with a cruel ending, Clark wasn’t ready to gaze. Iowa’s 102-85 loss to LSU in Sunday’s NCAA Tournament national championship … Continue reading THE MONDAY TIPOFF: Through The Tears, Clark Wasn’t Ready To Look At The Future
By JOHN BOHNENKAMP Caitlin Clark will be bringing back a lot of hardware from Dallas. The Iowa guard wants to add a national championship to that. Clark and the Hawkeyes will play in Sunday’s NCAA Women’s Final Four championship game … Continue reading Clark Picks Up Lieberman Award As Nation’s Top Point Guard
By JOHN BOHNENKAMP Another day meant two more national player of the year awards for Iowa’s Caitlin Clark. Clark was named the Associated Press women’s basketball national player of the year on Thursday, and later in the day was named … Continue reading Clark Adds AP Player Of The Year, Wade Trophy
