GAME RECAP
IMPACT PLAYER
Devyn Marble, Iowa
The Hawkeyes' top scorer this season was nearly absent in the teams' previous matchup, scoring zero points at Williams Arena. This time he came up big, finishing with 15 points -- including back-to-back three-pointers late in the first half to give Iowa its first lead.
BY THE NUMBERS
61.1 Iowa's shooting percentage from the floor in the second half, when it ran away with the game.
6 Gophers turnovers in a 2:23 span in the first half that aided the Hawkeyes' momentum switch. The Gophers had 17 turnovers overall.
10 Minutes played by Rodney Williams, who was benched after halftime.
AMELIA RAYNO
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