NCAA women’s basketball tournament: As the Hawkeyes keep winning, Megan Gustafson keeps watching from Greece. ‘The Final Four is history; I think they’re going to get it done.’
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NCAA women’s basketball tournament: As the Hawkeyes keep winning, Megan Gustafson keeps watching from Greece. ‘The Final Four is history; I think they’re going to get it done.’
The 1993 Hawkeyes are among the biggest fans of the 2023 Iowa women’s basketball team that is a victory Sunday night from reaching the Final Four.
NCAA women’s basketball tournament: Iowa’s ability to run in transition, from guards to posts, is “unheard of,” according to Colorado coach JR Payne.
See photos from Iowa’s 87-77 win over Colorado in an NCAA women’s basketball tournament Sweet 16 game Friday at Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle.
NCAA women’s basketball tournament: Caitlin Clark spearheaded a telling 13-0 third-quarter run, propelling the third-ranked Iowa Hawkeyes to an 87-77 regional-semifinal win over No. 21 Colorado on Friday at Climate Pledge Arena.
Caitlin Clark spearheaded a telling 13-0 third-quarter run, propelling the third-ranked Hawkeyes to an 87-77 NCAA women’s basketball regional-semifinal win over No. 21 Colorado on Friday at Climate Pledge Arena.
The No. 2-seed Iowa Hawkeyes (28-6) take on the No. 6-seed Colorado Buffaloes (25-8) in an NCAA women’s basketball tournament Sweet 16 game Friday at Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle.
Iowa is two wins in Seattle from making a heck of a commotion back in its own state.
NCAA women’s basketball tournament: New format and sites force teams and fans to ramp up the travel, especially to Seattle.
Iowa women’s basketball players Caitlin Clark, Gabbie Marshall and Monika Czinano and head coach Lisa Bluder met with the media in Seattle before Friday’s NCAA tournament Sweet 16 game against Colorado.
NCAA women’s basketball tournament notebook: Cedar Rapids native Shelley Sheetz is comfortable as an assistant at Colorado. “You move over six inches to where the head coach sits, and that seat is on fire.”
When Iowa Coach Lisa Bluder was asked Thursday for a season-defining moment, she didn’t point to any of the Hawkeyes’ 28 victories. The spark for the late-season run came in a lopsided loss at Maryland.
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