Iowa has figured some things out.

The Hawkeyes looked like one of the best teams in the country on Jan. 25, when they won their eighth consecutive game and started Big Ten play 9-0 after a win over Ohio State. But in that victory, Jan Jensen’s squad lost starting guard Taylor McCabe for the season to a knee injury. In the games that followed, Iowa seemed lost without her, losing three straight.

However, since their last defeat to Minnesota on Feb. 5, the Hawkeyes have now won four consecutive games – culminating on Sunday, Feb. 22, with a win over nationally ranked Michigan. Iowa has now won six straight over Michigan and held the Wolverines to a season-low 44 points on Sunday.

For their recent surge, voters in the USA TODAY Sports women’s basketball coaches poll moved Iowa up three spots this week and into the top 10. The Hawkeyes check in at No. 9 and the Wolverines are No. 8 after falling three spots.

Louisville and Ole Miss also fell three spots each this week. The No. 11-ranked Cardinals were upset at home on Sunday by unranked Virginia, while the No. 20 Rebels have lost two straight to LSU and South Carolina.

Aside from Iowa, the only other team to rise three spots was North Carolina. The Tar Heels check in at No. 18 after wins over Virginia Tech and Pitt last week.

The top four remained unchanged with UConn, UCLA, South Carolina and Texas holding down their rankings. Tennessee, which has lost seven of its last nine games, fell out of the poll and Iowa State reentered at No. 25.

No teams from mid-major conferences were ranked this week, but Princeton was 26th in votes received with 29. Rhode Island, North Dakota State and Rice – which has won 19 straight games – also received votes.

A desperate search was launched for a missing Michigan college student last seen looking ‘disoriented’ after leaving a bar during a weekend snowstorm, according to authorities.

Northern Michigan University student Trenton Massey was spotted on video in Marquette just before 3:20 a.m. local time on Sunday while appearing “to be disoriented and having difficulty walking,” the Marquette Police Department said.

It was roughly 20 degrees when the 21-year-old student disappeared, and snow had been falling in the area for the past several days, Christopher Aldrich, the Captain of Detectives of the Marquette Police Department, told People.

He may have been disoriented because he was drinking alcohol earlier in the night, and may have been affected by the frigid temperatures, Aldrich said.

“At this point, we are still actively looking for him,” the police official told the outlet.

Hundreds joined a search party to find Massey, including NMU student Ryder Amesbury, WLUC reported.

Amesbury met Massey at a bar on the night he vanished, then woke up only to discover a picture of the fellow Wildcat as a missing person.

“It’s scary,” Amesbury told the outlet.

“It was an absolute blizzard that night. Like, I walked home, and I got lost walking home. So, it’s horrible to hear and obviously see, but it’s amazing to see how many people came out here to help search for him.”

Massey was last seen wearing an olive green and black jacket and dark pants, cops said.

Police are now asking residents and businesses in a red-shaded area on a map released by authorities to check any surveillance camera footage from 3:25 a.m. on Sunday onward for any signs of Massey.

Locals should also check their property, including vehicles, for any signs of the missing student.