No. 10 Hawkeyes put the brakes on UNI, 78-40

Iowa guard Dani Carnegie (3) dribbles past Northern Iowa guard Jenna Twedt (20) during an NCAA women's basketball game Thursday at Carver-Hawkeye Arena in Iowa City. Michael Baniewicz/The Gazette IOWA CITY — They brought their jerseys. They brought their shoes.“Our offense,” Tanya Warren said, however, “we left in Cedar Falls.” No. 10 Iowa held UNI to its second-lowest point total in the 32-game series between the intrastate rivals and rolled 78-40 before a crowd of 13,609 Thursday night at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.The Hawkeyes (3-1) held the Panthers to 25.5-percent shooting and forced 26 turnovers.“After the UConn game (a 91-79 loss Sunday), we wanted to show that we’re still Iowa and we’re still a top-10 team,” Iowa freshman McKenna Woliczko said. Iowa forward McKenna Woliczko talks to the media about putting forth a strong defensive effort vs. UNI after having a difficult defensive showing the game before vs.

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