
Iowa Hawkeyes' Historic Run Continues
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In his first year as head coach, Ben McCollum led the Iowa Hawkeyes to the Sweet Sixteen, showcasing their toughness and trust in the game plan. Despite regular-season struggles, the team treated the tournament as a fresh start, fueled by a chip on their shoulder and bold takes from fans and media. As they face Nebraska for the third time, the Hawkeyes chase more history, with passionate fans set to make the matchup electric.
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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Iowa Hawkeyes' Historic Run Continues. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 24, in his first year as head coach, Ben McCollum has led the Iowa Hawkeyes to the sweet 16 for the first time since 19. 99. The team knocked off physical Clemson and talented Florida to advance, showcasing their toughness and trust in the game plan. Exactly one year after taking the job, McCollum credits his players belief in themselves and daily habits for the turnaround. Despite dropping four of their last five regular season games, mostly closed battles against top teams like Michigan and Nebraska, the Hawkeyes treated. The tournament as a fresh start. Fans and media are buzzing, with Iowa's social media team earning praise for clever posts amid doubters. McCollum appreciates bull takes, saying his squad used that chip on the shoulder to fuel the run, proving they're right there with the best. Looking ahead, the Hawkeyes faced Nebraska for a third time, Thursday night in Houston, a matchup both sides no well. Standout moments include Alvaro Ferraris' corner, three to seal a win, pointed Skyward for his late father while
McCollum sticks to game day routines, like the same outfit and listening to Lauren Dagle for calm. This Iowa Nebraska clash captures college basketball's magic, with passionate fans set to make it electric as the Hawkeyes chase more history.
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