Wednesday's result will set the tone for what the Iowa women's Big Ten Tournament seeding expectations are entering the weekend. A look at scenarios.

This past week re-affirmed Iowa women's basketball can hang with anyone, while re-emphasizing the cleaner execution needed to make them stick.

While there were several extremely thrilling women's college basketball games that occurred on February 23, perhaps the most captivating was the showdown between the UCLA Bruins and the Iowa Hawkeyes that took place in Iowa's Carver-Hawkeye Arena.

Another game, another statement performance from the Iowa women’s basketball.  The light was bright at the end of the tunnel when the Hawkeyes rolled to a 12-point lead in the third quarter, but being the elite team that No.

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The Iowa State women's basketball team is coming off a tough loss to Baylor. The good news for the Cyclones is the competition level dips a bit during their next game. Iowa State (19-10 overall, 10-6 in Big 12 Conference play) takes on UCF (10-16 overall,

Iowa women's basketball three thoughts from their 67-65 loss vs. UCLA; dropping the Hawkeyes to 19-9 on the season and 9-9 within Big Ten play.

Another riveting Carver-Hawkeye Arena moment was there for the taking, but Iowa women's basketball came up just short vs. No. 3 UCLA.

The Iowa Hawkeyes women's basketball team is right there. They are on the cusp of knocking off one of the top teams in America, but they just need to learn how to close games out down the stretch. Such was the case in their 67-65 loss to the No.