The Hawkeyes gear up for Caitlin Clark’s senior season
Eric Rynston-Lobel
Eric Rynston-Lobel has been a contributor to The IX Basketball since August 2022. He covered Northwestern women's basketball extensively in his four years as a student there for WNUR, previously worked as a sports reporter for the Concord Monitor in New Hampshire and now works as a freelancer based in Chicago.
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State of the Program: Indiana regroups after magical season comes to premature end
The Hoosiers were upset by Miami (FL) in the second round of the NCAA Tournament
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State of the Program: After finishing in the basement of the Big Ten, Northwestern banks on player development
The Wildcats are coming off a last-place Big Ten finish in 2022-23
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State of the Program: Wisconsin hopes encouraging finish in 2022-23 helps program turn the corner
The Badgers won four of their last five to close out the regular season
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State of the Program: Illinois is flying high under Shauna Green
‘I feel like we’re in a great spot’
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Iowa advances to Final Four, Ohio State and Maryland bow out in the Elite Eight
The Hawkeyes are headed to their first Final Four since 1993
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‘No one expected us to be here’: Brenda Frese’s one-year rebuild catapults Maryland into the Elite Eight
The Terps are headed to their first Elite Eight since 2015
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‘We feed off each other’: Ohio State’s peaking at the right time
First Elite Eight appearance since the Katie Smith era
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Iowa’s supporting cast pushes Hawkeyes one step closer to Final Four
McKenna Warnock, Kate Martin and Gabbie Marshall are key reasons behind Iowa’s success
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Big Ten notes from the NCAA Tournament’s first weekend
Three of the conference’s seven teams still remain
