Lew Alcindor, Bill Walton, and John Wooden haven’t played or coached for UCLA inside Pauley Pavilion since the late 1960s and early 1970s, but the Iowa men’s basketball team allowed the 2024-25 rendition of the Bruins to look just like those famous squads on Friday evening in Los Angeles.

Our expert college basketball predictions expect the Hawkeyes to play much better on the second-leg of its West Coast road swing.

Iowa legend Caitlin Clark will witness her jersey number 22 rise to the rafters on February 2. Here is all the information for the event.

Iowa men's basketball keeps trying to give an apathetic fan base reason to believe in the program again. The Hawkeyes are failing in that effort.

Iowa is back home from the West Coast after dropping back-to-back games against Southern California and UCLA. But the Hawkeyes (12-6, 3-4 Big Ten) remain supremely confident in their abilities as they turn their attention to Minnesota (9-9, 1-6).

Eric Dailey Jr. had 16 points, Sebastian Mack came off the bench to score 14 and Aday Mara blocked five shots on his way to a double-double as UCLA beat Southern California 82-76.

After breaking even in Big Ten contests this past week with a 50-49 loss to Oregon and an 85-61 blowout win against Washington, the Iowa women’s basketball team returns to Carver-Hawkeye Arena this week for games against Northwestern on Tuesday and No.

February 2 is going to be a special day for Iowa Hawkeyes women's basketball fans. This is because this day marks when Caitlin Clark is getting her No. 22 jers

The UCLA men’s basketball team was down one point with 4.9 seconds remaining in its game at Oregon on Dec. 8. Andrews grabbed an inbounds pass and immediately slipped, derailing the Bruins’ intended play. But he maintained his dribble, got a favorable switch and stepped back for a game-winning 3-pointer.

NIL and the transfer portal have changed the game, but there is still a lot that works even if more reinvention is coming.

Coaches would never call any regular game a “Super Bowl.” But that’s where Fred Hoiberg is right now. He's pushed seemingly every button, so all that's left is pushing all