With Wednesday night's win over Rutgers serving as Iowa's first Quad 1 victory of the season, the Hawkeyes have vaulted themselves from No. 70 to No. 62 in the latest KenPom rankings and from No. 67 to No. 60 in the NCAA NET rankings.

For years, the Iowa women’s basketball team has been known for their offensive firepower. The Hawkeyes still have the ability to light it up at times, but head coach Jan Jensen has structured this squad around defense after Caitlin Clark’s departure.

Trailing by as many as 11 points late in the first half, Iowa men’s basketball roared back to beat Rutgers, 84-73, on Wednesday. Playing on the road without Drew Thelwell and Owen Freeman in a season that has been going down the drain,

Iowa Hawkeyes women's basketball wasn't its sharpest against Rutgers, but a stifling defensive effort and Lucy Olsen unlocked a winning route.

During Iowa women's basketball's (17-7, 7-6 Big Ten) five-game winning streak, senior guard Lucy Olsen has been the driving force for the Hawkeyes as they regain their footing among the Big Ten's elite.

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