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As it happened: Iowa 89, Marquette 61
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Nov. 19, 2015 6:49 pm, Updated: Dec. 28, 2021 1:04 pm
Updates as they happened from Iowa's blowout win over Marquette as part of the inaugural Gavitt Games.
Final - Iowa 89, Marquette 61
Peter Jok hit 4 of 6 3-pointers and scored a game-high 20 points as Iowa rolled to a 3-0 start with its first road victory.
Jarrod Uthoff scored 15 points while Anthony Clemmons (11), Mike Gesell (11), Adam Woodbury (10) and Dom Uhl (10) were also in double digits for the Hawkeyes, who shot 54.5 percent.
Iowa led from the get-go and boosted it to 35 points at one time in the second half.
The Hawkeyes assisted on 25 of their 36 baskets.
Duane Wilson and Jajuan Johnson led Marquette (1-2), which shot 38.6 percent after a 25.8 mark in the first half, with 11 points.
POSTGAME COVERAGE
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3:33 2nd - Iowa 84, Marquette 49
New largest lead for Iowa (35) after a Dom Uhl three, then steal and Andrew Fleming layup.
Prior, another nice sequence for Peter Jok. Gets a steal and two-handed slam, then knocks down his fourth three of the night (4 of 6).
He's up to a game-high 20 points after missing the last game with a minor ankle injury.
Photo: Mary Langenfeld/USA Today Sports
FS1's Stephen Bardo saying this might be the best team in the Fran McCaffery era. It's early, but certainly an impressive performance tonight.
7:53 2nd - Iowa 68, Marquette 43
Largest lead for the Hawkeyes was 31.
Jarrod Uthoff leads all scorers with 13 points. Dom Uhl is up to 7 points after a quiet first half, including one of Iowa's nine 3-pointers.
"I tell you what, Dom Uhl is gonna be a player," FS1 analyst Stephen Bardo said. "Little bit of the same skill set has Jarrod Uthoff, and even Aaron White last year."
14:40 2nd - Iowa 57, Marquette 30
After things were looking up for Marquette to begin the half, Iowa goes on a 7-0 run to go up 25.
A Jarrod Uthoff 3-pointer entices another Marquette timeout. The Iowa senior is now tied for the game-high with 11 points.
15:39 2nd - Iowa 52, Marquette 30
Marquette, buoyed by three Iowa turnovers (it had just two in the first 20 minutes), begins the half on a 6-0 run in 1:33.
Fran McCaffery uses a timeout to try to settle things down and the Hawkeyes respond by going back up 22.
Mike Gesell up to nine points, three assists and three boards.
Photo: Mary Langenfeld/USA Today Sports
Half - Iowa 48, Marquette 21
Eight Hawkeyes have scored, led by Peter Jok's 11 points, and Iowa looks well on its way to a 3-0 start and first road victory.
Easier to insist now than a week ago, yeah, but I thought Iowa was undervalued in preseason Big Ten bkb rankings. Veteran team with talent.
— Mike Hlas (@Hlas)
Iowa is shooting 51.4 percent from the field and has assisted on 14 of its 19 field goals, to just 25.8 percent by Marquette.
The Hawkeyes have made 7 of 14 triples while the Golden Eagles are 2 of 19 and have turned the ball over 12 times.
Can't wait for Cowherd to comment on the Iowa Men's Basketball strength of schedule... Doesn't look good
— Andy Brodell (@AndyBrodell)
3:38 1st - Iowa 38, Marquette 15
It's a rout. Hawkeyes shooting 53.3 percent, including 5 of 9 from beyond the arc. Meanwhile, Marquette is at 29.2 percent and has missed 15 of its 16 3-point shots.
Plus, the Golden Eagles have turned it over 11 times for good measure.
Peter Jok leads all scorers with 11 points.
Anthony Clemmons has nine points, 4 assists and two steals for Iowa.
Photo: Mary Langenfeld/USA Today Sports
7:56 1st - Iowa 28, Marquette 10
Marquette goes zone and Jok makes them pay with two threes, and he's now outscoring the Golden Eagles by himself (11-10).
Clemmons picked another pocket and had his layup block, but Ahmad Wagner was there to clean it up.
Marquette's ninth turnover resulted in an outlet pass to Clemmons, who threw down a one-handed slam.
It's 16-4 Hawkeye run.
11:50 1st - Iowa 18, Marquette 6
Couple of easy baskets inside extends the Iowa run to 6-0 and forces a Marquette timeout.
"You're seeing the inexperience of the Golden Eagles right now," FS1 analyst Stephen Bardo said after an Adam Woodbury bucket. "No communication on the baseline."
Golden Eagles are 0 of 8 from 3-point distance. Marquette coach Steve Wojciechowski told his team during the media timeout they need to get the ball inside more to make those shots easier
Eight of Marquette's 11 shots are from 3-point range. Eagles missed all eight. That's not their strength, but Iowa post D is really good.
— Scott Dochterman (@ScottDochterman)
15:01 1st - Iowa 14, Marquette 6
Excellent start for the Hawkeyes, who have scored in a variety of ways coming from multiple faces.
Anthony Clemmons' steal and score got Iowa on the board and the Hawkeyes have already forced four turnovers.
Jarrod Uthoff and Peter Jok each knocked down 3-pointers and all five starters are in the scoring column.
Preview
Matchup: Iowa (2-0) @ Marquette (1-1)
Time: 8 p.m.
TV: FS1 (Online: Fox Sports Go)
Feature: Iowa's Ellingson to take center stage in Milwaukee
Fun Facts: It's a night for Ellingson and Ellensons
Iowa Hawkeyes guard Anthony Clemmons (5) and Marquette Golden Eagles guard Haanif Cheatham (25) chase a loose ball during the first half at the BMO Harris Bradley Center in Milwaukee, Wis., Thursday, Nov. 19, 2015. (Mary Langenfeld/USA TODAY Sports)
Iowa Hawkeyes guard Mike Gesell (10) shoots as Marquette Golden Eagles center Luke Fischer (40) defends during the first half at the BMO Harris Bradley Center in Milwaukee, Wis., Thursday, Nov. 19, 2015. (Mary Langenfeld/USA TODAY Sports)
Iowa Hawkeyes guard Peter Jok (14) looks to pass as Marquette Golden Eagles guard Jajuan Johnson (23) defends during the first half at the BMO Harris Bradley Center in Milwaukee, Wis., Thursday, Nov. 19, 2015. (Mary Langenfeld/USA TODAY Sports)

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