The Iowa Hawkeyes women's basketball team improved to 5-0 in the 2024-25 NCAA season after defeating Drake University by a score of 86-73 on Sunday. This game was played in front of a few familiar fans for the Hawkeyes,

Former Iowa women's basketball superstar Caitlin Clark had a memorable visit to the Knapp Center on Sunday as the Hawkeyes defeated Drake 86-73. OK, maybe Clark didn't enjoy some of the calls that went against the Hawkeyes, but for the most part it was a good day for reconnecting with fans and former coaches and teammates.

The first overall pick in the recent WNBA Draft, which was the most watched ever, and reigning WNBA Rookie of the Year, Caitlin Clark had some incredible moments with the Iowa Hawk

Even though she doesn't play for the Iowa Hawkeyes anymore, Caitlin Clark is still followed very closely by all of her fans from college. She will likely go dow

Iowa isn't just replacing a generational scoring talent this season. The Hawkeyes also lost their coach and several other pieces from a team that made back-to-back national championship games.

Before former Iowa Hawkeyes head coach Lisa Bluder (who retired after Iowa's 2023-24 NCAA season) began her time running Iowa's program, she was the head coach of Drake University. Bluder compiled a 187–106 (.

Caitlin Clark, like other athletes, is never a fan of referees. Women’s sports gained some serious momentum through Clark’s four-year career with the Iowa Hawkeyes. It only got bigger with her WNBA rookie season,

Iowa Hawkeyes stars Kate Martin and Gabbie Marshall supported their former college squad when they faced the Virginia Tech Hokies in Charlotte, North Carolina. But another teammate of theirs, Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark,