Articles Tagged: Rutgers Scarlet Knights

Ogden column: It’s been decades since Lennie Zalesky and C. Vivian Stringer were Hawkeyes, but in retirement they look back at careers that touched this state.

Hall of Fame coach C. Vivian Stringer announced her retirement Saturday after 50 years in college basketball.

Iowa avenged a January loss to Rutgers with an 84-74 triumph Friday in the Big Ten men’s basketball tournament quarterfinals.

Iowa was on the wrong side of a gruesome 48-46 game at Rutgers in January. The Hawkeyes’ players remember it vividly and want to avenge it in the Big Ten tournament.

How to watch and what to know about Friday’s Big Ten men’s basketball tournament game between Iowa and Rutgers.

With Indiana behind and a showdown with Michigan on the horizon, this is no time for a letdown by the Iowa women’s basketball team, which travels for a game at Rutgers on Thursday.

Iowa sophomore Keegan Murray scored 67 points in a pair of wins to earn his fourth Player of the Week award from the Big Ten.

A questionable foul call on Iowa’s Keegan Murray with two seconds left prevented the Hawkeyes from taking their basketball rock fight with Rutgers into overtime.

In a rather gruesome affair basketball-wise, the Rutgers men’s basketball team defeated Iowa, 48-46, on Wednesday night in Piscataway, N.J.

Iowa men’s basketball takes a two-game winning streak to New Jersey to play a veteran Rutgers team that, like Iowa, is coming off a Big Ten road win.

Jordan Bohannon and the Iowa men’s basketball team have fared very well in New Jersey over their last four trips. Wednesday’s game at Rutgers figures to be at least as tough as Iowa’s last two games there, both two-point wins

Iowa is tied with Wisconsin for fewest transfers from four-year programs on current Big Ten football rosters, with four. Some programs are using the NCAA’s eligibility rule change much more.