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Hawkeyes place second in NIT, get downed 74-54

The Iowa men’s basketball team is 0-1 in its lone NIT Championship appearance, getting beat up on by Baylor, 74-54. The only time the Hawkeyes led all game was when Iowa scored the first basket of the contest to up 2-0. This was Baylor’s first appearance in the NIT Championship as well. The Bears were [...]

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Baylor leads Iowa 27-22 at halftime of N.I.T. Championship

NEW YORK CITY — Baylor leads a cold-shooting Iowa 27-22 at halftime of the N.I.T. Championship game from Madison Square Garden. Baylor’s 7-1 freshman Isaiah Austin leads all scorers with 7 points, and contributed to Baylor’s 16 first half points in the paint. Iowa has 7 offensive rebounds leading to 5 second chance points, but [...]

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Iowa tops Maryland, 71-60, headed to the N.I.T. title game

Roy Devyn Marble led all scorers with 21 points as the Iowa men’s basketball team topped Maryland Tuesday night, 71-60, to earn a berth in the 2013 National Invitation Tournament Championship. This will be the Hawkeyes’ first-ever trip to the N.I.T. title game after previously never advancing past the quarterfinal round of the tournament. They [...]

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Iowa leads Maryland 38-33 at halftime of N.I.T. Semis

NEW YORK, N.Y. — Spurred by an 11-0 run near the start of the first half, Iowa has led Maryland since a Devyn Marble three-pointer made the score 7-4 at the 17:27 mark. The Hawkeyes lead the Terrapins 38-33 at halftime. Marble has 12 points and is the only player on either team in double-digits [...]

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Football: Iowa’s Dawson to leave program

Updated 11:35 p.m. — It’s no April fools: another running back has left the Iowa program. This time it’s junior Andre Dawson. Dawson is the eighth running back to leave or be dismissed from the football program over the last three years. Dawson, who previously played at Iowa Western Community College before becoming a Hawkeye, said [...]

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Softball: Hawkeyes drop their second-straight game to Wisconsin, 4-0

By Cody Goodwin cody-goodwin@uiowa.edu The Iowa softball team couldn’t find an answer for Cassandra Darrah. The Wisconsin pitcher spent all Saturday afternoon in the circle at Pearl Field, fooling nearly every Hawkeye batter she faced. Darrah surrendered just six hits through all seven innings, helping to lead the Badgers (27-4, 5-1 Big Ten) to a [...]

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Softball: Iowa walks off in Game 1, drops Game 2 during Friday’s double-header with Wisconsin

By Cody Goodwin cody-goodwin@uiowa.edu Michelle Zoeller watched the ball sail over the left field wall, signaling the end of her softball team’s longest outing of the season. The junior’s first homerun of her 2013 campaign gave the Iowa softball team a 2-1 victory over Wisconsin in a grueling nine-inning defensive battle. “Going up to that [...]

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Men’s Basketball: Hawkeyes Lead Virginia, 31-28 at half of NIT Quarterfinals

Junior guard Devyn Marble posted nine points, two rebounds and an assist and the Iowa men’s basketball team has a 31-28 lead at halftime of the NIT Quarterfinals at John Paul Jones Arena in Charlottesville, Va. Wednesday night. The Hawkeyes came out on fire, and eventually jumped on top of the Cavaliers 21-11 at the 9:32 mark [...]

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Women’s Basketball: Iowa upsets Miami 69-53

Down 28-27 at half, the ninth-seeded Iowa women’s basketball surged in the second fram to upend at 8-seeded Miami in the first round of the NCAA women’s basketball tournament. Iowa was spurned by Melissa Dixon’s 13 points off  the bench, 9 of which came off three pointers. Sam Logic led the squad in scoring, with [...]

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NCAA Wrestling Championships: Iowa takes fourth, Penn State wins team title

By Cody Goodwin cody-goodwin@uiowa.edu DES MOINES — The Iowa wrestling team quickly became an afterthought on Saturday night when Kyle Dake and Penn State stole the show at the conclusion of the 2013 NCAA Wrestling Championships. Cornell’s Dake stapled his name into the wrestling history books when he topped Penn State’s David Taylor, 5-4, for [...]

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