Hawkeyes face Michigan State as February stakes rise
Iowa women s basketball coach Lisa Bluder stresses the urgency with seven regular season games left as the Hawkeyes seek four wins to reach the NCAA tournament. They travel to East Lansing to face Michigan State at Breslin Center, 5 p.m. tipoff, amid a mix of recent results and perimeter shooting concerns.
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Purdue Tops Maryland to Extend Big Ten Win Streak
Purdue remains hot with an 75-67 home victory over Maryland as Isaac Haas scores 20 and 9 rebounds, Carson Edwards adds 17, and the Boilermakers push their school record win streak to 18. Maryland’s Bruno Fernandes. Kevin Huerter nets 16 as part of 15-9 Terrapins.
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Mount Mercy Falls to William Penn in NAIA Showdown
William Penn, ranked No. 1 in NAIA Division I, defeated Mount Mercy 108 to 93 at Hennessey Recreation Center in Cedar Rapids. Mount Mercy junior Michael Brawner-Henley led the Mustangs with 31 points while D'Angelo Allen and Corbin Medley defended for William Penn.
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ISU Young Cyclones grind out win in WVU press battle
Iowa State rode a balanced attack to a win at West Virginia. Wigginton and Jackson paced the Cyclones with solid defense and 20 assists on 36 made baskets as Cameron Lard and Solomon Young posted doubles. Prohm lauded the young core for sharing the ball and fighting through WVU’s famed press.
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