Iowa Basketball

How can you watch the game if you don’t know when it starts or what channel it’s on?

Women’s basketball: After a cold first half, Caitlin Clark ended with a balanced stat line (19 points, 8 rebounds, 8 assists, 5 steals) ... and some postgame one-liners (“It’s Opposite Day,” for one) in Iowa’s 70-57 win over Iowa State on Wednesday.

Iowa State’s Robert Jones honed his technique and toughness, and now provides a valuable and reliable spark off the bench. Jones has scored in double figures in five of the past six games — and will be looked to for more clutch production Thursday against Iowa.

Iowa shut down No. 10 Iowa State in an intense women’s basketball game that brought the noise.

Women’s basketball: Trailing at halftime, 16th-ranked Iowa blitzes No. 10 Iowa State in the third quarter, reclaims Cy-Hawk superiority, 70-57.

The Hawkeyes soar past the Cyclones after a huge third quarter

No. 15 Blue Devils led for the last 35 minutes, won 74-62

Lexi Donarski’s ongoing mission? Guard the opponent’s best scorer — and when 10th-ranked Iowa State (6-1) meets No. 16 Iowa (6-3) at 6 p.m. Wednesday at Carver-Hawkeye Arena, that means trying to control Hawkeye All-American Caitlin Clark.

Women’s basketball: With all of the familiar faces on both sides, much attention in this year’s Cy-Hawk battle in focused on ISU’s Stephanie Soares.

A very tall Duke team faces Iowa in the Jimmy V Classic at Madison Square Garden.

It’s been 21 years since the Blue Devils and Hawkeyes hooked up, and now they do so in the World’s Most Famous Arena

Iowa women’s basketball pursues its 26th straight win vs. Wisconsin on Sunday, and Coach Lisa Bluder wants more opportunities for Monika Czinano and more production from Gabbie Marshall.