Hawkeye Basketball

Stronger and Smarter, Wieskamp Returns
IOWA CITY, Ia. – Big Ten teams took a hands-on approach when it came to defending Joe Wieskamp late last season. When the Hawkeye guard/forward tried to cross the lane in Iowa’s motion offense, there was no freedom of movement. He got held, pushed and bodied up. Over the final six games of the season,…

Jordan Bohannon Continues To Speak Out
Jordan Bohannon wasn’t about to let the news go by without saying something. The NCAA announced on Monday that it was in talks to hold the entire 68-team men’s basketball tournament next March in the Indianapolis area, creating a sort of “bubble” to get the tournament in after last year’s event was cancelled because of…

Hawkeye Women’s Hoops: Young and Optimistic
IOWA CITY — The last three Big Ten women’s basketball players of the year have been two players from Iowa. But Megan Gustafson and Kathleen Doyle are gone, and what coach Lisa Bluder has to work with this season is a talented, but young, roster. Iowa has just two starters back from last season’s 23-7…

Video, Transcript: Fran McCaffery Media Day Press Conference
Q. Obviously a lot of attention on Luka, but Joe Wieskamp has showed steady improvement. How is he going to be a better player? FRAN McCAFFERY: The thing about Joe, he’s an incredibly hard worker and he’s smart. What you’re going to see now is a guy as a junior who started for two years, been…

Schwartz: Ten Sentences – One Eye on Football And The Other On Garza Edition
The big deal here – and the reason why we’re talking about basketball today instead of
football – is because we have the opportunity this season to watch what might be the most
successful Hawkeye men’s basketball team in more than 30 years, possibly since the 1988 Elite
Eight squad.
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