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| OPPONENT | RV Oregon vs. #11 Iowa |
| LOCATION | Carver-Hawkeye Arena - Iowa City, Iowa |
| DATE | Thursday, Jan. 15 |
| TIP-OFF | 8 p.m. (CT) |
| RADIO | Hawkeye Radio Network |
| STREAMING | FS1 |
WBB Preview – Hawkeyes Host Oregon
The nationally ranked Hawkeyes are set to take on RV Oregon at 8 p.m. (CT) on Jan. 15 inside Carver-Hawkeye Arena. The contest will air on FS1 and the Hawkeye Radio Network.
FOLLOW LIVE
Radio: Games air on the Hawkeye Radio Network with Rob Brooks (pxp) and Kathryn Reynolds (color) on the call. The network includes more than 40 stations that blanket the state of Iowa and include portions of Illinois, Nebraska, Minnesota, Missouri and Wisconsin. The Hawkeye Radio Network includes a 30-minute pregame show.
How 2 Watch: Thursday's tilt will air on FS1. Kylen Mills (pxp) and Nikki Cardano-Hillary (color) will call the action.
PROGRAM QUICK HITS
» Iowa was the first program in the Big Ten conference to compete in back-to-back National Championships. (2023 and 2024)
» Iowa (2023-24) tied Purdue (1998-99) and Maryland (2014-15) for most wins in B1G history in 2023-24. (34)
» Iowa has been ranked in the national attendance top 10 each of the past six seasons. (2025, 2024, 2023, 2022, 2021, 2019)
» Iowa won four of the last seven Big Ten Tournament titles (2019, 2022, 2023 and 2024).
» Iowa has earned nine straight 20-win seasons, which is the second longest streak in program history. (1984-94)
» The Hawkeyes are 135-20 in Iowa City dating back to Nov. 11, 2016.
» Iowa is 98-30 against Big Ten foes since the 2019-20 season.
» Six Hawkeyes drafted have been into the WNBA since 2019, following Kathleen Doyle, Megan Gustafson, Monika Czinano, Caitlin Clark, Kate Martin and Lucy Olsen.
» Iowa has had at least one First Team All-Big Ten honoree in nine straight seasons dating back to 2017.
» Jan Jensen became Iowa’s sixth head coach in program history on May 13, 2024.
» Jensen is the third coach in Iowa women’s basketball history to notch 20+ wins in her first season.
» Jensen surpassed Lisa Bluder and now has the second most wins by a head coach in their first season at the University of Iowa. (23)
» Jensen owns a 37-13 record and a 15-8 conference mark at Iowa.
FROM 30,000 FEET
» Iowa has made postseason tournament appearances in 23 of the last 25 seasons, receiving 19 NCAA Tournament and four WNIT bids.
» The 2025-26 Hawkeyes have nine freshmen and sophomores, which is the most since 2012-13.
» Iowa is eyeing its first 6-0 start in Big Ten play in the Jensen era and first since 2023-24 when the Hawkeyes started 7-0.
SERIES HISTORY
» The all-time series is split, 1-1.
» Both games in the series have been decided by single digits.
SCOUTING OREGON
» The Ducks (14-4, 2-3) fell to No. 15 Michigan State, 85-81 on Sunday in Eugene. Katie Fiso’s jumper gave Oregon the lead with 4:49 to play, but No. 15 Michigan State scored the next six points and held off the UO women.
» In four games against ranked opponents, Oregon has a plus-36 scoring margin in the second half and plus-29 in the final quarter.
» The Hawkeyes mark the third straight, and fifth top-25 opponent in the first six Big Ten games for the Ducks.
Radio: Games air on the Hawkeye Radio Network with Rob Brooks (pxp) and Kathryn Reynolds (color) on the call. The network includes more than 40 stations that blanket the state of Iowa and include portions of Illinois, Nebraska, Minnesota, Missouri and Wisconsin. The Hawkeye Radio Network includes a 30-minute pregame show.
How 2 Watch: Thursday's tilt will air on FS1. Kylen Mills (pxp) and Nikki Cardano-Hillary (color) will call the action.
PROGRAM QUICK HITS
» Iowa was the first program in the Big Ten conference to compete in back-to-back National Championships. (2023 and 2024)
» Iowa (2023-24) tied Purdue (1998-99) and Maryland (2014-15) for most wins in B1G history in 2023-24. (34)
» Iowa has been ranked in the national attendance top 10 each of the past six seasons. (2025, 2024, 2023, 2022, 2021, 2019)
» Iowa won four of the last seven Big Ten Tournament titles (2019, 2022, 2023 and 2024).
» Iowa has earned nine straight 20-win seasons, which is the second longest streak in program history. (1984-94)
» The Hawkeyes are 135-20 in Iowa City dating back to Nov. 11, 2016.
» Iowa is 98-30 against Big Ten foes since the 2019-20 season.
» Six Hawkeyes drafted have been into the WNBA since 2019, following Kathleen Doyle, Megan Gustafson, Monika Czinano, Caitlin Clark, Kate Martin and Lucy Olsen.
» Iowa has had at least one First Team All-Big Ten honoree in nine straight seasons dating back to 2017.
» Jan Jensen became Iowa’s sixth head coach in program history on May 13, 2024.
» Jensen is the third coach in Iowa women’s basketball history to notch 20+ wins in her first season.
» Jensen surpassed Lisa Bluder and now has the second most wins by a head coach in their first season at the University of Iowa. (23)
» Jensen owns a 37-13 record and a 15-8 conference mark at Iowa.
FROM 30,000 FEET
» Iowa has made postseason tournament appearances in 23 of the last 25 seasons, receiving 19 NCAA Tournament and four WNIT bids.
» The 2025-26 Hawkeyes have nine freshmen and sophomores, which is the most since 2012-13.
» Iowa is eyeing its first 6-0 start in Big Ten play in the Jensen era and first since 2023-24 when the Hawkeyes started 7-0.
SERIES HISTORY
» The all-time series is split, 1-1.
» Both games in the series have been decided by single digits.
SCOUTING OREGON
» The Ducks (14-4, 2-3) fell to No. 15 Michigan State, 85-81 on Sunday in Eugene. Katie Fiso’s jumper gave Oregon the lead with 4:49 to play, but No. 15 Michigan State scored the next six points and held off the UO women.
» In four games against ranked opponents, Oregon has a plus-36 scoring margin in the second half and plus-29 in the final quarter.
» The Hawkeyes mark the third straight, and fifth top-25 opponent in the first six Big Ten games for the Ducks.