Articles Tagged: Lisa Bluder

Caitlin Clark is a virtual slam-dunk to become the leading scorer in NCAA women’s basketball history Thursday, when the fourth-ranked Iowa Hawkeyes (22-3 overall, 11-2 Big Ten) host Michigan (16-9, 7-6).

Women’s basketball: Caitlin Clark, after the Hawkeyes’ loss to Nebraska, said, “There’s no reason to freak out. We need to look in the mirror and find ways to get better. We still control our destiny, and that’s all that matters.”

Women’s basketball: Fourth-quarter fade costs No. 2 Iowa in an 82-79 loss to Nebraska.

Caitlin Clark’s pursuit of the NCAA Division-I women’s basketball scoring record has reached its crescendo. Thirty-eight points to catch Kelsey Plum, 39 to pass. Now, it’s a matter of when. And where.

Hannah Stuelke scored a career-high 47 points — the most ever by a player, male or female, at Carver-Hawkeye Arena, and one short of the Iowa women’s basketball record — to lead the second-ranked Hawkeyes past Penn State, 111-93, in a Big Ten game Thursday night at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.

Upon approach to the NCAA women’s basketball career scoring record, Caitlin Clark hasn’t turned timid. With 30-plus points in each of the last six games, the University of Iowa dynamo has continued to push her record-breaking moment forward. Now, it’s a matter of when.

Women’s basketball: Lisa Bluder and the Hawkeyes are 0-6 at Maryland, including a 96-68 waxing last season. But the Terrapins are as vulnerable now as they’ve even been since joining the Big Ten.

Caitlin Clark scored 38 points, and the Iowa women’s basketball team used a midgame surge to jet in front for good in a 92-73 win over Nebraska.

Somewhat rested and revitalized after suffering its first setback in more than two months, the fifth-ranked Iowa women’s basketball team hosts enigmatic Nebraska on Saturday.

Women’s basketball: What Caitlin Clark, Lisa Bluder and Kevin McGuff said after Sunday’s postgame incident.

The No. 2-ranked Iowa women’s basketball team is on pace for a its best rebounding season ever. The Hawkeyes face a Big Ten showdown at No. 18 Ohio State on Sunday.

Women’s basketball: Molly Davis’ contribution level has risen in her final season at Iowa, and it was never more clear than it was during a pivotal sequence Saturday against Indiana.

Caitlin Clark scored 30 points, Molly Davis was a more-than-competent complementary piece, and third-ranked Iowa toasted No. 14 Indiana, 84-57, in a Big Ten women’s basketball showdown before a paid crowd of 14,998 (and an actual crowd of darn close to that) Saturday night at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.

Third-ranked Iowa is scheduled to host No. 14 Indiana in a much-awaited Big Ten women’s basketball showdown at 7 p.m. Saturday. That’s assuming the Hoosiers can make it here. And at this point, that’s a heavy assumption.

Caitlin Clark’s triple-double — the 14th of her career — was the headline news out of Iowa’s rout of Rutgers on Friday. But it was Gabbie Marshall’s breakout that was the most welcome.