The Hawkeyes got their act together in the second half and floated away from Minnesota Duluth before a small crowd at Carver-Hawkeye Arena, 102-81, in a men’s basketball exhibition game Friday night.
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The Hawkeyes got their act together in the second half and floated away from Minnesota Duluth before a small crowd at Carver-Hawkeye Arena, 102-81, in a men’s basketball exhibition game Friday night.
Iowa hosts Minnesota Duluth in a men’s basketball exhibition game Friday night. Minnesota Duluth is coached by former Iowa player Justin Wieck.
Women’s basketball: Iowa State is No. 8 in the Associated Press preseason poll. South Carolina is No. 1; Iowa is among others receiving votes.
Women’s basketball: A 6-foot-5 post from Alaska, Layla Hays had her mind made up before her visit last weekend. ‘They have had a place in my heart since my first visit.’
Clark was about four feet from an ace in a recent golf outing with Indiana fever teammate Lexie Hull. She’ll participate in a November pro-am at the LPGA event hosted by Annika Sorenstam.
The Gazette has learned that Layla Hays, a 6-foot-5 center from Wasilla, Alaska, has committed to the Iowa women’s basketball program.
Ava Heiden, a freshman from Oregon, “has separated herself” as Iowa’s top post, meaning Hannah Stuelke can play more at her natural power-forward slot
The post-Clark, post-Bluder era has arrived for the Iowa women’s basketball program. After back-to-back runs to the NCAA championship game, the expectations bar has been lowered somewhat.
Times and television networks for Iowa’s 2024-25 men’s basketball schedule have been announced.
Iowa may not be a surefire Big Ten title contender, but it will be closer to that than 16th place. The team has some dudes.
Alcohol sales at Iowa football games were up about 29 percent in 2023, according to data obtained by The Gazette.
Hawkeye forward Payton Sandfort was terrific last season in many ways. He wants to bow out at Iowa with a big senior season and “a ton of wins” before turning toward pro basketball.
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