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Ohio State (15-6, 6-2) at Iowa (10-12, 3-6), 2/2/08, 6:00pm est, Big Ten Network
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Purdue 51, Iowa 50 -- Keaton Grant made the winning free throw with 1.4 seconds left and Purdue (16-5, 7-1) held off Iowa (10-12, 3-6) in a Big Ten game in West Lafayette, Ind.
I agree , kinda , sorta , but Just how far did you expect them to go?Bestbuck36;1080601; said:If we dont roll in this game and win by double digits then the doubts about how far this team might go this season will start to steamroll. They've had enough time to gel and mature, the time is now to start the marked improvement by winning these games they should definitely win.
Bestbuck36;1080601; said:If we dont roll in this game and win by double digits then the doubts about how far this team might go this season will start to steamroll. They've had enough time to gel and mature, the time is now to start the marked improvement by winning these games they should definitely win.
And Michigan State lost at Iowa, I think they might end up alright....crazybuckfan40;1080627; said:Heck Purdue barely won at Iowa, and that means nothing about them...Close wins on the road can be confidence builders...
Lickliter's team wants payback
Charlie Kautz - The Daily Iowan
Issue date: 2/1/08 Section: Sports
On a night when history takes center stage at Carver-Hawkeye Arena and a near-capacity crowd celebrates Iowa's hardwood heroes in a pregame ceremony, it would be easy to overlook perhaps the worthiest of rooting causes Saturday in Iowa City.
That would be head coach Todd Lickliter's current group of Hawkeyes, who at 10-12 overall have fought valiantly to respond to big-time adversity with Big Ten success, a task not unlike the one they face this weekend against Ohio State.
Five seconds, one point, and a poorly designed defensive possession away from a .500 overall record, the fact remains that the whiteboard from Wednesday's last-second loss at Purdue has since been washed, the final time-out huddle hopefully forgotten.
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OSU-Iowa preview
Saturday, February 2, 2008 2:54 AM
By Bob Baptist
THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH
Game preview
OHIO STATE VS. IOWA
6 tonight
? Where: Carver-Hawkeye Arena, Iowa City, Iowa
? TV: Big Ten Network
? Radio: WBNS-AM (1460), WBNS-FM (97.1)
? Records: Ohio State 15-6 overall, 6-2 Big Ten; Iowa 10-12, 3-6
? Matchup to watch: Othello Hunter has been quiet offensively since his 17-point, 14-rebound outbreak at Tennessee two weeks ago. Against Iowa on Jan. 9 in Value City Arena, he had 12 first-half points inside the Hawkeyes' zone and the Buckeyes outscored Iowa 20-4 in the paint en route to a 45-17 lead.
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OSU rematch tall task for Iowa
Buckeyes could take advantage of high Hawkeye turnover ratio
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) -- All season, Iowa coach Todd Lickliter has implored his team to protect the basketball. It just hasn't sunk in yet. The Hawkeyes are last in the Big Ten in turnover margin and assist-to-turnover ratio. Iowa's turnover problems reared their ugly head again Wednesday against Purdue, when the Hawkeyes turned the ball over 22 times.
The Boilermakers needed a free throw with one second left to squeak out a 51-50 win, and it's fair to say Iowa (10-12, 3-6 Big Ten) likely would have won the game had it not committed 10 more turnovers than Purdue. Protecting the ball will, once again, be a major theme for the Hawkeyes on Saturday when they host surging Ohio State (15-6, 6-2). The Hawkeyes are turning it over four more times than their opponents, by far the worst ratio in the conference.
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