Iowa Women's Basketball tip times and television assignments

The Iowa Women’s Basketball team is one of the most exciting in all of college basketball. They score a lot of points, have the nation’s best player (Caitlin Clark) and they made the national championship game last year. When the Hawkeyes are on TV, people watch. Their national title matchup against LSU drew a record 9.9 million viewers. That is if you were thinking people didn’t watch.

The Iowa Women’s Basketball team is one of the most exciting in all of college basketball. They score a lot of points, have the nation’s best player (Caitlin Clark) and they made the national championship game last year. When the Hawkeyes are on TV, people watch. Their national title matchup against LSU drew a record 9.9 million viewers. That is if you were thinking people didn’t watch.

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— Kyle Huesmann (@HuesmannKyle) October 3, 2023

NBC Peacock Streaming (7 games)

Jan 2- vs Michigan State (8:00pm CT)

Jan 10- at Purdue (7:00pm)

Jan 16- vs Wisconsin (8:00pm)

Jan 31- at Northwestern (7:00pm)

Feb 15- vs Michigan (7:00pm)

Feb 22- at Indiana (7:00pm)

Feb 28- at Minnesota (8:00pm)

NBC is hoping they can gain some subscriptions this season and credit to them, putting a top five team that includes the most exciting player in the country is good way to do it. A subscription to Peacock is $5.99 a month and the Hawkeyes only have games on the streaming service for two months. There are a few games that are worth the price. A trip to West Lafayette in early January is an intriguing, while February has a home matchup against Michigan and the highly-anticipated road trip to Bloomington to face a top ten Hoosiers team.

Big Ten Network (6 games)

Dec 10- at Wisconsin (1:30pm)

Dec 16- vs Cleveland State (6:00pm)

Dec 30- vs Minnesota (1:00pm)

Jan 5- at Rutgers (5:00pm)

Jan 27- vs Nebraska (1:00pm)

Feb 8- vs Penn State (8:00pm)

The Hawkeyes Big Ten opener in Madison, as well men’s and women’s doubleheader at Wells Fargo Arena will be on the Big Ten Nework in mid-December. The most exciting game on BTN will be the January 27th matchup against border rival Nebraska.

FS1 (5 games)

Nov 16- vs Kansas State (7:30pm)

Nov 19- vs Drake (4:00pm)

Dec 2- vs Bowling Green (12:30pm)

Feb 11- at Nebraska (12:00pm)

Feb 25- vs Illinois (12:00pm)

Fox Sports 1 got a pretty exciting slate of Iowa games. The Hawkeyes lost their road trip at Kansas State last year and will be facing one of the best centers in the country in Ayoka Lee. Drake took Iowa to overtime last year at the Knapp Center, while Big Ten matchups against Nebraska and Illinois will be must watch games. Four of those five games will be against teams that will be in the NCAA Tournament.

FOX (3 games)

Jan 13- vs Indiana (7:00pm)

Feb 3- at Maryland (4:30pm or 7:00pm)

Mar 3- vs Ohio State (12:00pm)

The Hawkeyes were apart of the first ever Big Ten women’s basketball game on FOX last season against Michigan. This year, they get three huge conference matchups on the channel. They will get to flex their sellout crowd on national television twice, as the matchups against Indiana and Ohio State are at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.

BTN+ (3 games)

Oct 22- vs Clarke University (Exh)

Nov 6- vs Fairleigh Dickinson

Dec 21- vs Loyola Chicago

FloHoops (3 games)

Nov 24- vs Purdue-Fort Wayne (6:30pm)

Nov 25- vs Delaware/Florida Gulf Coast

Nov 26- TBA

The Hawkeyes trip down to Estero, Florida for the Gulf Coast Showcase will be streamed on FloHoops. The monthly subscription price is $29.99. The tournament bracket sets up for Iowa to face Florida Gulf Coast in the semifinals, with a possible matchup against Kansas State or North Carolina in the championship game.

NBC (1 game)

Jan 21- at Ohio State (11:00am)

The only Big Ten game on NBC all season. That’s pretty cool. The Hawkeyes ended Ohio State’s undefeated run in Columbus last season.

To Be Announced (3 games)

Nov 9- vs Virginia Tech (Ally Tipoff in Charlotte)

Nov 12- at Northern Iowa

Dec 6- at Iowa State

The neutral site battle between a pair of Final Four teams last year is set to be on either ESPN or ESPN2 per the contract signed between the two teams.