Ulis and Bowen were bright spots for the Hawkeyes in last weekend’s Emerald Coast Classic
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Ulis and Bowen were bright spots for the Hawkeyes in last weekend’s Emerald Coast Classic
The Music City Bowl, Pinstripe Bowl and Duke’s Mayo Bowl are the likeliest bowl destinations for Iowa football. Here is a breakdown of those three possibilities, plus a couple other bowls that are not as likely for the Hawkeyes.
Iowa’s four captains all received invitations to the Senior Bowl, one of the top college football all-star games.
Women’s basketball: No. 3 Connecticut rallies from 11-point third-quarter deficit, escapes with 86-79 win over No. 9 Iowa to win the Phil Knight Legacy championship.
The Hawkeyes missed out on some valuable time in the fourth quarter that could have changed the game, and the offensive line had some miscues that one would not expect to see from a Kirk Ferentz-coached offensive line.
Iowa got outrebounded, out-shot, and never led in a 79-66 loss to TCU in the Emerald Coast Classic final.
Iowa football needed upsets by Indiana and Northwestern to go to the Big Ten championship. Neither happened.
Iowa’s men’s wrestling team beat Penn in a dual at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.
In his season debut for the Hawkeyes, Nelson Brands scored two takedowns and earned a 5-1 decision at 174 pounds. Iowa won seven matches in a 26-11 romp over No. 21 Penn Saturday at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.
Hawkeyes pursue Emerald Coast Classic championship vs. the Horned Frogs of Fort Worth
Listen to The Final Score podcast for thoughts from John Steppe and Mike Hlas on Iowa’s 24-17 loss to Nebraska.
Women’s basketball: Caitlin Clark scores 29, Iowa women advance to the finals of the Phil Knight Legacy tournament in Portland. Hawkeyes earn a shot at Connecticut at noon Sunday on ABC.
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