The NCAA Match matchup data for the second-round sport between the No. 2 seed Iowa Hawkeyes and the No. 10 seed Georgia Woman Bulldogs has been introduced, and the groups will play on Sunday at 3:00 PM ET.
Within the first spherical, Iowa beat SE Louisiana 95-43 on Friday, March 17. Caitlin Clark scored a team-high 26 factors.
Georgia received its first-round sport in opposition to Florida State 66-54 on Friday, March 17, led by Diamond Battles’ 21 factors.
What time and TV channel is the Iowa vs. Georgia sport on?
Recreation Day: Sunday, March 19, 2023
Recreation Time: 3:00 PM ET
Location: Carver-Hawkeye Area in Iowa Metropolis, Iowa
TV Channel: ABC
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Iowa Stats & Insights
Iowa’s +570 scoring differential (outscoring opponents by 17.3 factors per sport) is a results of scoring 87.8 factors per sport (first in faculty basketball) whereas giving up 70.5 per outing (317th in faculty basketball).
The Hawkeyes have been placing up 87.2 factors per contest of their final 10 occasions on the court docket, a median that’s barely decrease than the 87.8 they’ve scored over the course of the 2022-23 season.
Georgia Stats & Insights
Georgia’s +291 scoring differential (outscoring opponents by 8.8 factors per sport) is a results of placing up 67.1 factors per sport (139th in faculty basketball) whereas giving up 58.3 per outing (forty first in faculty basketball).
The Woman Bulldogs have carried out higher offensively over their earlier 10 video games, scoring 68.6 factors per contest, 1.5 greater than their season common of 67.1.
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18th-ranked Cyclones have won 5 straight conference road games for the first time in program history
Iowa State quarterback Rocco Becht, left, hands off to running back Jaylon Jackson (12) during the first half of an NCAA college football game against Houston, Saturday, Sept. 28, 2024, in Houston. (AP Photo/Michael Wyke)
Iowa State entered Saturday night’s Big 12 football Tcopener at Houston seeking its first 4-0 start since 2000.
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Las Vegas oddsmakers crowned the No. 18 Cyclones double-digit road favorites — and their head coach, Matt Campbell, stood one victory away from the program’s all-time wins record.
But the struggling Cougars (1-4, 0-2) clawed up that feel-good script early before ISU (4-0, 1-0) seized control in the second half to record a convincing 20-0 victory at TDECU Stadium.
Campbell now owns 57 wins as ISU’s coach — one more than Dan McCarney — and his wife and kids were flown to Houston to surprise him after the historic triumph.
“Coach Mac has been such a great mentor to us, so to even be in the same spectrum as him, I’m really grateful,” Campbell said on the Cyclone Radio Network. “We wouldn’t be here without him and his support, and the former players, what they’ve meant to our current players, it’s been really special.”
The Cyclones notched their fifth straight conference road victory dating back to last season — a feat never previously accomplished in program history. They also blanked a conference foe on the road for the first time since 1971 despite nursing a meager 3-0 lead at halftime.
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“We kind of started out a little slow in the beginning, but it was a big emphasis to come out there and do better in the third quarter,” ISU safety Malik Verdon said.
Cue ISU star receiver Jayden Higgins, who broke the school record by catching a touchdown pass in his sixth consecutive game. Higgins’ 12-yard leaping grab on a deftly thrown ball by quarterback Rocco Becht put the Cyclones ahead, 10-0, with 2:12 remaining in the third quarter. He finished with a game-high eight receptions for 79 yards.
“Rocco just threw a great pass, ultimately,” Higgins said. “It’s awesome to be in the history books, (and) hopefully we can continue to do great things and, hopefully, I can continue to score touchdowns this year.”
Becht completed 17 of 28 passes for a season-low 153 yards. Tailback Abu Sama — thanks to a game-sealing 77-yard sprint to the end zone in the fourth quarter — topped the 100-yard mark for the first time this season. Fellow back Jaylon Jackson nearly did the same, but ended up with 96 yards on 14 carries — including a 50-yard run that helped set up a score.
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“We complement each other really well,” Jackson said of ISU’s backfield. “We just continue trying to get better each and every game.”
The Cyclones eclipsed 235 rushing yards for the second straight game and outgained Houston 393 yards to 241.
The defense allowed the Cougars to convert just one of their 10 third-down opportunities and forced three turnovers. Verdon forced a fumble linebacker Jacob Ellis recovered to set up a field goal. Cornerback Jontez Williams intercepted a pass in the end zone on Houston’s most promising drive of the game and safety Jeremiah Cooper notched his seventh career interception late in the game to allow the offense to run out the clock. ISU now owns 10 takeaways this season — a number topped by just two FBS teams entering Saturday.
“We just wanted to come out and play our game; play harder for longer,” Williams said. “That was the main goal, just to go out there and attack those guys.”
It took a while to achieve that goal, but the Cyclones now enter next Saturday’s 6:30 p.m. home game against Baylor (2-3, 0-2) with a chance to start 5-0 for the first time in the modern era. And guess who will be there? McCarney, who was already scheduled to speak to ISU’s men’s and women’s basketball teams next weekend.
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“I’ve felt nothing but respect and love when I go back to games, and I know that starts with Matt Campbell,” McCarney told me a week and a half ago. “He’s about as genuine as the day is long. He’s authentic. He’s a gift to all of us (who) love Iowa State.”
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