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Iowa Hawkeyes Dominate at Carver-Hawkeye Arena Against Penn State Lady Lions

In a commanding display of basketball, the Iowa Hawkeyes outplayed the Penn State Lady Lions with a final score of 108-67. The home team's record now stands at an impressive 12-0, while the visitors fell to 0-1. The Hawkeyes' offense was on full display as they tallied triple digits in points, showcasing their dominance throughout the game.


Iowa Hawkeyes VS Penn State Nittany Lions

The Iowa City crowd witnessed an offensive clinic by the Hawkeyes at Carver-Hawkeye Arena. From the onset, they established control with a robust first-quarter performance, netting 34 points against the Lady Lions' 15. Maintaining momentum into the second quarter, they added another 23 points to their tally while holding Penn State to just 14. After halftime, there was no letting up as Iowa put up another 26 and then closed out with a solid fourth quarter adding another 25 points.


The home team's shooting accuracy was particularly noteworthy; they achieved a field goal percentage of about 55 percent and were successful on about two-thirds of their two-point attempts. Their prowess from beyond the arc also contributed significantly to their scoring surge as they made ten three-pointers at an approximate rate of about 39 percent.


Defensively, both teams managed ten steals each; however, it was in assists where Iowa truly shone with an impressive total of twenty-six assists compared to Penn State's eight – highlighting superior ball movement and teamwork by the hosts. Additionally, Iowa capitalized on turnovers efficiently by scoring thirty-one points off them.


The rebounding battle also went in favor of The Hawkeyes who collected forty-three rebounds over Penn State's thirty-two. This included twelve offensive boards which led to thirteen second-chance points for Iowa.


On individual performances for The Hawkeyes: several players stepped up but without mentioning specific names or statistics due to article constraints – it can be noted that contributions were widespread across both starters and bench players alike.


Looking ahead for fans of The Hawkeyes: attention now turns towards their next challenge as they are scheduled to play away against Michigan State Spartans at Jack Breslin Students Events Center in East Lansing on January nineteenth at seven PM Eastern Time (ET). Fans eager not to miss any action can tune into B1G+ internet broadcast network for live coverage.

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