IOWA CITY, Iowa — The University of Iowa, in conjunction with the Big Ten Conference, announced start times and television information for men’s basketball games for the 2023-24 season.

A minimum of 28 of Iowa’s 31 regular season games have been selected to be televised. The Hawkeyes will appear on BTN 18 times, FS1 six times, FOX and ESPNU once each, while being on the Peacock streaming service twice.

The Hawkeyes will be on FS1 six times: at Creighton (Nov. 14), vs. Oklahoma (Nov. 23), Purdue (Jan. 20), at Michigan (Jan. 27), Ohio State (Feb. 2) and the regular season finale against Illinois (March 10).

Iowa will appear on FOX during the second game of the Rady Children’s Invitational in San Diego against either Seton Hall or USC on Nov. 24 and the Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series matchup against Iowa State will be televised on ESPNU on Dec. 7.

Iowa will appear on NBC’s Peacock (subscription) service twice – Alabama State (Nov. 10) and at Michigan State (Feb. 20) – during the regular season.

The Hawkeyes’ exhibition game against Quincy (Oct. 30), the season opener against North Dakota (Nov. 7) and additional home games against Arkansas State (Nov. 17) and Northern Illinois (Dec. 29) will be streamed on B1G+ (subscription).

Fran McCaffery, entering his 14th season as Iowa’s head coach, returns three starters and eight letterwinners from a team that went 19-14, finished tied for fifth in the Big Ten Conference and qualified for the NCAA Tournament for a fourth straight year.

The Hawkeyes also welcome seven newcomers to the roster, including Valparaiso transfer Ben Krikke and Belmont transfer Even Brauns.

Season tickets and Fight for Iowa Mobile passes are available by contacting the Iowa Athletics Ticket Office at hawkeyesports.com/tickets or by calling 1-800-IA-HAWKS.

CHICAGO, Ill. – The Big Ten Network today announced its 2023-24 Big Ten men’s basketball schedule, including television coverage of more than 130 games. The season begins on Oct. 29, with a pair of charity exhibitions featuring highly-touted programs as Tennessee visits Michigan State and Kansas takes on Illinois to benefit the Hawai’i Community Foundation Maui Strong Fund. The Big Ten Network men’s basketball schedule also includes nearly 80 conference matchups and eight Big Ten Men’s Basketball Tournament games.

Non-conference play tips off with a doubleheader on Monday, Nov. 6, as Purdue hosts Samford at 6:30 p.m. ET and Michigan State hosts James Madison at 8:30 p.m. ET. Additional non-conference matchups include Missouri at Minnesota on Nov. 16, Harvard vs. Indiana at Gainbridge Field House on Nov. 26 and Mississippi State vs. Rutgers on Dec. 23 from the Prudential Center.

Conference play starts off in primetime on Friday, Dec. 1, when Maryland takes on Indiana at 7 p.m. ET, followed by Purdue visiting Northwestern at 9 p.m. ET. Three additional Big Ten conference games will air on BTN over the following three days, including Illinois at Rutgers Minnesota at Ohio State and Iowa at Purdue.

On Sunday, Jan. 7, Big Ten basketball returns to the Palestra in Philadelphia as Michigan takes on Penn State at noon ET.

The 2024 Big Ten Men’s Basketball Tournament Presented by TIAA takes place from the Target Center in Minneapolis, March 13-17. All eight games in Thursday’s second round and Friday’s, quarterfinals will appear on the Big Ten Network.

Outside of the two exhibitions being televised on Oct. 29, all remaining exhibition games and 38 additional non-conference games, including at least one for each school, will be available this year on B1G+. Subscriptions options are available in conference pass, school pass or sport pass formats starting at just $9.95 per month.

All men’s basketball programming on the Big Ten Network can be streamed via the web, smartphones, tablets and connected devices on the Fox Sports app. Confirmation on all tip-off times, on-air talent, the complete B1G+ schedule and Big Ten Network studio programming will be available in the coming weeks.

2023-24 Men’s Basketball Television Schedule:

IOWA CITY, Iowa — The University of Iowa football team will make its debut on Peacock (NBC streaming service) this Saturday when the Hawkeyes host Purdue. Kickoff is slated for 2:33 p.m. (CT) at Kinnick Stadium. 

Peacock (NBC Streaming Service)
Peacock is a streaming service from NBCUniversal that includes movies, TV shows, live sports and news, Peacock plans start at $5.99/month or $59.99/year. Peacock is available across a variety of devices (visit peacocktv.com for a list of supported devices). 

To get started, find or download the Peacock application on your device or head directly to peacocktv.com and enter your email address to create a Peacock account. Peacock is available to stream within the United States and certain U.S. territories (American Samoa, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands). 

Peacock is currently offering a discounted rate four students, alumni and parents. 

Peacock Premium Student Discount / Alumni & Parent Offer: 

• Student Discount: $1.99/month for 12 months
bit.ly/ui_peacock_student 

• Alumni & Parent Offer: $39.99/year (annual offer, not a monthly fee | Savings of $20)
bit.ly/ui_peacock_alumni 

• Peacock Sports Pass Subscription (Businesses): everpass.com/peacocksportspass 

On Monday, October 16, at 8:00 p.m. ET, the Big Ten Network will debut The B1G Trip: Iowa Women’s Basketball in Europe Presented by DIRECTV. The B1G Trip takes viewers behind-the-scenes with the 2023 national runner-up Hawkeye women’s basketball team for three exhibition games on an 11-day tour of Italy and Croatia.

B1G Network Originals cameras embedded with the team to capture on and off court moments. Highlights include a pizza-making class in Naples, sightseeing on the Amalfi Coast, ziplining in Croatia and kayaking in the Adriatic Sea. Plus, a look at the game action as the Hawkeyes play their first three contests since last year’s national championship.

“We think all Iowa fans, and women’s basketball fans across the country, will enjoy riding along on this amazing summer trip with the Hawkeyes,” said B1G Network Vice President of Originals & Storytelling Bill Friedman. “Our crew filmed the team from their arrival in Naples through their departure in Dubrovnik, capturing unforgettable moments and the personalities that make this Hawkeyes team so unique.”

This is the third season of The B1G Trip, and the first season to feature a women’s team. Subsequent episodes will debut on Monday, October 23^rd and Monday, October 30^th – also at 8:00 PM Eastern.

The B1G Trip – Iowa Women’s Basketball in Europe (Trailer): https://youtu.be/Qq_RSlI20wQ

AMES, Iowa – Iowa State (4-8-1, 1-4 Big 12) dropped Monday night’s matchup with No. 6 BYU (10-1-2, 3-0-2 Big 12) by a score of 7-0 in the teams’ first-ever meeting.

BYU showed why it was once ranked as the top team in the land, as the sixth-ranked Cougars jumped out to an early 1-0 lead thanks to a goal in the second minute of play.

The Cougars would convert on two more prime opportunities, taking a 3-0 lead into the break.

Avery Gillahan had five saves in the first half, as BYU outshot the Cyclones 12-6 in the first stanza of play.

BYU kept up the pressure in the second half, converting an early opportunity into a goal in the 50th minute of play. The Cougars would tack on three more goals to secure a 7-0 win over Iowa State.

Haley Woodward saw her first action as a Cyclone in the second half, starting in the place of Gillahan. Woodward fell one save shy of her career best, tallying eight saves.

The sixth-ranked Cougars outshot the Cyclones 30-10 on the day as the Cyclones as a whole recorded 13 saves. A new team best on the season.

Kristin Boos and Leia Khairy each recorded multiple shots for the Cyclones. It was the first match this season that not a single Cyclone played all 90 minutes in a match.

Fannon’s Thoughts 

“We learned plenty tonight. We knew with a three-game week we’d need to keep people fresh. A lot of players were able to get in tonight and show some things. I think there’s plenty to learn and we know that if you lose a game 1-nil or 2-nil, you lose the game. We know we just need to learn and move on from it.”

Goals 

Iowa State: N/A

BYU: Bella Folino (4), Brecken Mozingo (7), Erin Bailey 2(9), Ellie Boren (2), Zoe Jacobs (1), Ellie Walbruch (5)

Assists

Iowa State: N/A

BYU: Kendell Petersen (9), Sierra Pennock (1), Bella Folino (2), Olivia Katoa 2(5), Olivia Smith (5), Jacey Wood (1)

Up Next 

Following its two-game homestand against Houston and BYU, Iowa State will head for Texas to face off with the Baylor Bears this Thursday, October 5, at 7 p.m. Thursday’s match will be streamed live on Big 12 Now on ESPN+.