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WHO: #4 seed Ohio State Buckeyes (25-6, 14-6 Big Ten)
WHEN: Sunday, March 5th at 4 PM CT
WHERE: Target Center (Minneapolis, Minnesota)
TV: ESPN
RADIO: Hawkeye Radio Network | Sirius/XM 109 or 196
MOBILE: www.espn.com/app
ONLINE: www.espn.com/watch
FOLLOW: @IowaAwesome | @IowaWBB | @IowaonBTN
Iowa’s players and coaches have plenty of experience in Big Ten Tournament championship games.
In 2019, Megan Gustafson and company won close games over Indiana and Rutgers, before beating Maryland 90-76 in the championship game to capture Lisa Bluder’s second Big Ten Tournament title.
In 2021, a very young version of Iowa’s current starting lineup beat Purdue, Rutgers, and Michigan State to advance to another tournament championship game. Iowa ultimately lost that one 104-84, but Iowa’s run was a preview of NCAA Tournament success to come.
Then last year Iowa beat Northwestern and Nebraska to get back to the championship game again. This time Iowa faced Indiana in its own back yard in Indianapolis. The hostile environment didn’t slow Iowa down much, and the Hawks beat the Hoosiers for a third time that season 74-67.
Iowa’s opponent in this year’s Big Ten Tournament championship is Ohio State. Yesterday, the Buckeyes rallied from a 24-point deficit to stun #2 Indiana 79-75. Will Ohio State parlay that 24-point comeback into a Big Ten title, or will Iowa use its championship game experience to add another trophy to the case?
MORE HERE: https://iowa.rivals.com/news/preview-no-2-seed-iowa-wbb-vs-no-4-seed-ohio-state
WHO: #4 seed Ohio State Buckeyes (25-6, 14-6 Big Ten)
WHEN: Sunday, March 5th at 4 PM CT
WHERE: Target Center (Minneapolis, Minnesota)
TV: ESPN
RADIO: Hawkeye Radio Network | Sirius/XM 109 or 196
MOBILE: www.espn.com/app
ONLINE: www.espn.com/watch
FOLLOW: @IowaAwesome | @IowaWBB | @IowaonBTN
Iowa’s players and coaches have plenty of experience in Big Ten Tournament championship games.
In 2019, Megan Gustafson and company won close games over Indiana and Rutgers, before beating Maryland 90-76 in the championship game to capture Lisa Bluder’s second Big Ten Tournament title.
In 2021, a very young version of Iowa’s current starting lineup beat Purdue, Rutgers, and Michigan State to advance to another tournament championship game. Iowa ultimately lost that one 104-84, but Iowa’s run was a preview of NCAA Tournament success to come.
Then last year Iowa beat Northwestern and Nebraska to get back to the championship game again. This time Iowa faced Indiana in its own back yard in Indianapolis. The hostile environment didn’t slow Iowa down much, and the Hawks beat the Hoosiers for a third time that season 74-67.
Iowa’s opponent in this year’s Big Ten Tournament championship is Ohio State. Yesterday, the Buckeyes rallied from a 24-point deficit to stun #2 Indiana 79-75. Will Ohio State parlay that 24-point comeback into a Big Ten title, or will Iowa use its championship game experience to add another trophy to the case?
MORE HERE: https://iowa.rivals.com/news/preview-no-2-seed-iowa-wbb-vs-no-4-seed-ohio-state
