Iowa Basketball

With Big Ten play all that surrounds basketball season, the Hawkeyes are playing consistently high-quality programs in a quicker turnaround. That includes Iowa’s game against Minnesota, just three days after its win over UCLA.

Iowa men’s basketball, after its win over UCLA on Sunday, travels to Minnesota for its first road Big Ten game since the conference opener at Michigan State.

The Hawkeyes’ win over the Bruins helped teach Iowa two things: the importance of that home court advantage, and knowing how quickly an opponent can pounce.

Women’s basketball: Northwestern is up next for 14th-ranked Iowa, and a 4-0 Big Ten start is squarely in the Hawkeyes’ sights.

Women’s basketball: Former Iowa coach Lisa Bluder sits down to talk about her post-coaching life.

It’s nothing but Big Ten Conference games the rest of the regular season for the Iowa men’s basketball team. That’s 18 of them, beginning Saturday afternoon at Carver-Hawkeye Arena against UCLA. These Hawkeyes are 11-2, generally played well with a new team and coach. Can it be a NCAA tournament team? These next 18 games will tell.

It’s nothing but Big Ten Conference opponents the rest of the regular season for the Iowa men’s basketball team, beginning with UCLA on Saturday afternoon at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.

Stuelke’s double-double was one of numerous high points in 14th-ranked Iowa’s 86-76 victory over No. 20 Nebraska before a crowd of 14,988 Thursday afternoon at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.