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1/6/1993

#8 Iowa  @  #5 Indiana

L    67 - 75 

Coach Bob Knight racked up his 600th career coaching victory. Val Barnes pumped in 18 points and James Winters had 16 points and eight rebounds.

1/3/1993
FIU Sun and Fun Classic

Iowa  vs  Colorado

L    70 - 72 

12/22/1992
San Juan Shootout

#8 Iowa  vs  Southern Illinois

W    90 - 70 

The Hawkeyes became the first #1 seed to win the sixth annual San Juan Shootout. Chris Street was named the tournament's MVP with 20 points and 10 rebounds against the Salukis, and Acie Earl was honored as the Best Defensive Player.

10/10/1992

Iowa  vs  Wisconsin

W    23 - 22 

Jim Hartlieb found Anthony Dean in the end zone with 55 seconds to go, and then found him again on the game-winning 2-point conversion.

3/22/1992
NCAA Tournament 2nd Round

Iowa  vs  Missouri State

L    60 - 61 OT 

No. 1 seed Iowa is upset at home in overtime, ending their successful season.

2/18/1992

Iowa  vs  #6 Ohio State

W    92 - 86 

2/2/1992

#5 Iowa  vs  #10 Purdue

W    65 - 64 

Laurie Aaron sank two crucial free throws to give Iowa a 3-point lead with 21 seconds left, finishing with 15 points, including three 3-pointers in the game. 9 of her points came in the final 6 minutes. But Purdue's Sonja Swopee nailed a long shot with less than three seconds left that could have sent the game into overtime, but it was ruled a 2-pointer because her foot was on the line. Toni Foster led the Hawks with 17 points and kept the game close in the first half. She also had two blocked shots to become Iowa's all-time leader with 85.

1/31/1992

#5 Iowa  vs  Illinois

W    68 - 42 

The win gave coach C. Vivian Stringer her 200th career victory at Iowa. The Hawks struggled in the first half, only scoring 24 points on 28% shooting. Iowa jumped to 10 quick points to start the 2nd half, and never looked back. The defense was key, holding the Illini to 24% shooting in the game.

11/24/1990

#13 Iowa  @  Minnesota

L    24 - 31 

Knowing that they were Rose Bowl-bound before they even took the field, the Hawkeyes dropped their final road game at Minnesota, 31–24. In that game, Tony Stewart became the Hawkeyes all-time leading rusher (at least at that time), though he lost a key fumble on that play.

10/6/1990

Iowa  @  #18 Michigan State

W    12 - 7 

The first conference game was a wind-blown, defensive struggle at East Lansing, with Iowa holding onto a 12–7 victory. Hayden Fry admitted after the game that every pass he had Matt Rodgers throw was with the wind, which was blowing at a diagonal across Spartan Stadium. Jeff Skillett made a pair of clutch field goals to avenge last year's missed field goal in the 10-10 tie.

3/1/1990

Iowa  vs  #9 Purdue

W    64 - 63 

1/20/1990

Iowa  vs  #6 Michigan

W    78 - 76 

Les Jepsen sank two foul shots with six seconds remaining in overtime, and added 19 points and 16 rebounds in the game, propelling Iowa to a 78-76 upset victory over #6 Michigan. Iowa's Matt Bullard led the Hawkeyes with 23 points. The Hawks were down 15 points during the game, but crawled back to send the game into overtime.

11/26/1989
Amana-Hawkeye Classic

Iowa  vs  Connecticut

W    81 - 49 

11/25/1989

Iowa  vs  Minnesota

L    7 - 43 

3/11/1989

#15 Iowa  vs  #6 Indiana

W    87 - 70 

2/11/1989

#8 Iowa  @  Wisconsin

L    54 - 65 

1/19/1989

#7 Iowa  @  #16 Ohio State

L    91 - 102 

1/14/1989

#5 Iowa  @  Minnesota

L    78 - 80 

9/17/1988

#19 Iowa  vs  Colorado

L    21 - 24 

Filling in for injured star Marv Cook, Tom Ward, a fifth-year senior from Iowa City, had six catches for 94 yards and a touchdown, his first TD as a Hawkeye. The TD put Iowa ahead 21-17 late in the 3rd quarter. The Hawks could not score in the 4th quarter, and Colorado took advantage of a costly Iowa fumble with 5 minutes left in the game. They drove 85 yards for the score and a 24-21 victory. The Buffaloes were led by the late Sal Aunese and running back Eric Bieniemy (25 carries for 153 yards).

QB Chuck Hartlieb's school-record string of 144 straight passes without an interception ended in the 4th quarter with under 2 minutes remaining. He finished with 21 of 38 passes for 269 yards and an interception.

In the second quarter, Iowa got its first touchdown after Tyrone Berrie blocked a Colorado punt from the end zone and Merton Hanks recovered for the score

Full game video does not have 4th quarter.

1/31/1988

#1 Iowa  vs  #8 Ohio State

W    75 - 64 

Michelle Edwards scored 22 points and Jolette Law added 15 points to lead the Hawks.

12/12/1987

#3 Iowa  vs  #4 Arizona

L    59 - 66 

2/21/1987

#7 Iowa  @  #2 Indiana

L    75 - 84 

1/31/1987

#2 Iowa  @  Michigan

L    92 - 100 

1/24/1987

#1 Iowa  vs  Ohio State

L    76 - 80 

1/16/1987

#10 Iowa  vs  #19 Illinois

W    80 - 53 

11/30/1986
Great Alaska Shootout

#10 Iowa  vs  Northeastern

W    103 - 80 

After Northeastern upset #1 Louisville in the previous game, the Hawks expected a tough game. But Iowa led the entire game, and strolled easily to the Great Alaska Shootout championship. Iowa shot an amazing 69.8% from the field, which broke the old school record of 66.7% set against Ohio State in 1984 at home. Iowa set a three-day tournament scoring record with 284 points, breaking the old mark of 261 set in 1983 by Oklahoma.

Roy Marble was named the Shootout's most outstanding player for his efforts. He scored 29 points to tie his all-time career high. Jeff Moe nailed 5 of 6 3-pointers, and finished with a career-high 26 points.

11/23/1986
NCAA National Championship

Iowa  vs  New Hampshire

W    2 - 1 2OT 

The Hawks won their first women's athletics national championship with a thrilling 2-1 victory in double overtime. It was also the first team from the Midwest to win the title.

Patti Wanner scored her first goal 3:28 into the first half from about 25 yards out. New Hampshire's Karen Geromini tied the game with 26:15 left in regulation play, forcing an overtime. In the first overtime, Liz Tchou's shot with 45 seconds to play was called back because a whistle had blown and the ball was called dead. Iowa was given a penalty corner but couldn't convert, and the game entered its second overtime. Wanner scored her second goal of the day 8:13 into the period to win the title. Iowa ended its season 19-2-1, its best record since 1982.

Penalty corners were once again the key to the game as Iowa had 23, compared to New Hampshire's nine.

11/22/1986
NCAA Tournament Semifinals

Iowa  vs  Penn State

W    2 - 0 

RosAnna Salcido provided the only goal Iowa needed with 28 seconds to play in the first half. Freshman Melissa Sanders scored the insurance goal late in the second half, and Karen Napolitano recorded her 12th shutout of the season by stopping 11 Penn State shots. Iowa will play for the National Championship for the 2nd time in school history, last time being in 1984.

11/16/1986
NCAA Tournament Regional Finals

Iowa  vs  Northwestern

W    2 - 1 

Neither team could score in the first half, but RosAnna Salcido broke the ice with 22:42 left to play, scoring her 14th goal of the season off a high lift from Patti Wanner. Less than a minute later, the Wildcats came storming back and scored off of a penalty corner hit by freshman Sue Novack. Liz Tchou scored the game's winning goal at 22:42 off a penalty corner and was assisted by Frederique Kock and Michelle Murgatroyd.

Karen Napolitano fought off a Wildcat scoring attack late in the game, blocking four or five shots in a row. She finished with 9 saves, helping Iowa clinch a trip to the Final Four.

Iowa had 9 corners compared to only 3 for Northwestern, which was a key to the game. Iowa recorded 12 total shots on goal while Northwestern had eight.

The Hawks got revenge from last year's Regional Finals loss to the Wildcats. It was the third meeting of the year between the two teams, with Iowa winning the first game 4-2 and Northwestern taking the second 1-0.

11/8/1986

#6 Iowa  vs  #5 Massachusetts

W    3 - 1 

11/7/1986

#6 Iowa  @  #9 Rutgers

W    3 - 0 

11/1/1986

#11 Iowa  vs  #17 Ohio State

L    10 - 31 

10/25/1986

Iowa  @  Northwestern

L    0 - 1 

10/18/1986

Iowa  vs  Northwestern

W    4 - 2 

9/19/1986

Iowa  @  North Carolina

L    1 - 4 

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