Articles Tagged: NCAA Tournament

No. 3 Iowa hosts Georgia on Sunday, and a trip to Seattle for the NCAA women’s basketball Sweet 16 awaits the victor.

NCAA women’s basketball tournament: On the eve of Georgia-Iowa, Katie Abrahamson-Henderson talks about reloading Georgia’s program, Iowa’s personnel and Gabbie Marshall’s eyes.

After saying Iowa is “not a big defensive team,” Southeastern Louisiana was flustered Friday going against Iowa’s zone defense.

NCAA women’s basketball tournament: No. 3 Iowa routs Southeastern Louisiana in Round 1, 95-43.

No. 2-seed Iowa beat No. 15-seed Southeastern Louisiana 95-43 in an NCAA women’s basketball first-round game Friday at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.

No. 10-seed Georgia beat No. 7-seed Florida State 66-54 in an NCAA women’s basketball tournament first-round game Friday at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.

Iowa State shot an inexplicable 23.3 percent from the field, going 2-for-21 on 3-pointers in a 59-41 loss to Pittsburgh in the first round of the NCAA men’s basketball tournament.

NCAA women’s basketball tournament: Georgia takes down Florida State, 66-54.

Iowa’s shooting didn’t thaw soon enough, and its comeback came up short in an 83-75 NCAA first-round loss to Auburn.

Iowa fell behind by 17 in the second half, pulled within four, but then Auburn pulled away again for an 83-75 win in the first round of the NCAA men’s basketball tournament.

Hannah Stuelke has been in the spotlight for Iowa women’s basketball as she gives the Hawkeyes “what we haven’t had.”

The third-ranked Hawkeyes “don’t think there’s a ceiling” in the NCAA women’s basketball tournament. “Our potential is as far as we want to go.” Iowa opens Friday with a first-round game against NCAA rookie Southeastern Louisiana.

The Iowa women’s basketball team prepared for Friday’s first-round NCAA tournament game against Southeastern Louisiana with an open practice and press conference at Carver-Hawkeye Arena in Iowa City on Thursday.

Iowa State is done with the gauntlet that became the Big 12 Conference men’s basketball schedule and navigated out of a brutal February stretch of results. Perhaps no team is more thrilled to take a whiff of the NCAA tournament air.

Women’s basketball: Florida State will be without two key players, including its freshman All-American, for its NCAA opener Friday vs. Georgia