January was supposed to be a manageable month before a tough February ensued. Instead, Iowa women's basketball is in danger of getting overwhelmed.

She made a smart pregame adjustment, moving Hannah Stuelke back to the “5” position where she’s been much more potent in her first 2½ seasons. That allowed Iowa to play faster on Thursday with more ball-handlers and 3-point shooters, and Stuelke responded with a 16-point, 16-rebound performance.

Iowa women’s basketball’s (12-6, 2-5 Big Ten) recent struggles continue to mount as Thursday night’s 87-84 overtime loss vs. Nebraska (14-4, 5-2 Big Ten) from Carver-Hawkeye Arena creates the first four-game losing streak for the program since 2016 and first three-game home losing streak since 2013.

Are the Hawkeyes in trouble? For the first time since the 2015-16 season, the Iowa women’s basketball team has lost four games in a row. The last time this happened, Megan Gustafson was in her first year with the team,

Nebraska women's basketball got the best of Iowa at Carver Hawkeye Arena for the first time since 2018 Thursday night. The Huskers rallied from an 11-point defi

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Britt Prince scored 22 points, including two free throws to force overtime, to help the Huskers to their first win in Iowa City since 2018.

The Nebraska women’s basketball team is officially on a winning streak.  Coming off three-straight loses to ranked opponents in early January, the Huskers have

Iowa Hawkeyes women's basketball will look to avoid its first four-game losing streak since 2016. Here's what to watch Thursday vs. Nebraska.