NCAAB

Delaware State Hornets at Iowa Hawkeyes

· NCAA Men's Basketball
3-11, 1-10 Away
<span class="badge bg-danger" style="font-size: 1.2em; margin: 5px 0;">Final</span>
57 - 89
8-5, 7-2 Home

Iowa rolls past Delaware State 89-57

Peter Jok scored 17 points and the Hawkeyes had a season-high 12 steals and scored 33 points off turnovers to win their fifth straight game.

"We're playing a lot better as a team and that's showing up in the defensive end," Iowa's Ahmad Wagner said. "Since our defensive has tightened up, we're playing a lot better."

Wagner scored 12 points and Isaiah Moss added 10 for the Hawkeyes (8-5), who are ready to move past this week and onto Big Ten play.

McCaffery has since expressed regret over the situation and apologized to North Dakota coach Brian Jones. Iowa considers the issue closed.

Thursday's blowout win was far less exciting.

The Hawkeyes went on a 21-1 run in the first half and outscored the Hornets 21-0 in fastbreak points.

But Jok, the Big Ten's top scorer, returned to start the second half. He scored seven points in four minutes before heading to bench for good. Jok had ice on his hip the rest of the game, but isn't expected to miss any games.

"It's pretty sore," McCaffery said.

Devin Morgan scored 24 points to lead Delaware State (3-11).

The Hornets shot just 24 percent from the floor. They missed 17 straight field goals during the first half, going nearly 12 minutes between buckets.

BIG PICTURE

Iowa: The Hawkeyes are playing better the last three weeks since a shocking home loss to Omaha on Dec. 3. Iowa is on a season-best five-game winning streak and it should get a jolt to the lineup next week. Freshman Tyler Cook, the team's second leading scorer at 13.7 points per game, is expected to return after missing the last seven games with a broken finger.

Delaware State: The Hornets, halfway through a six-game road trip, were never in this one. They are 0-34 all-time against opponents from the Big Ten after losing by 47 to Indiana and 32 to Iowa this week.

HE SAID IT

"He's going to be anxious to do maybe too much. And I want to make sure that he understands that we don't expect too much. We expect him to be Tyler Cook," McCaffery said on Cook's expected return next week. McCaffery isn't sure if Cook will return to the starting lineup or not.

TIP-INS

Delaware State shot 5 of 33 in the first half (15 percent). . Seven Hawkeyes scored eight points or more for the second straight game. .. Iowa is 63-2 under McCaffery when holding opponents to fewer than 61 points.

UP NEXT

Iowa: Opens up Big Ten play at 15th-ranked Purdue on Dec. 28, which will be Iowa's only second true road game of the season. The Hawkeyes have won four of the last five against the Boilermakers.

Delaware State: Leaves the cold of Big Ten country for a trip to Honolulu on Dec. 29 to finish its non-conference slate against Hawaii.

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Recent Plays

2nd 0:00 End of Game 57 - 89
2nd 0:05 Devin Morgan made Three Point Jumper. 57 - 89
2nd 0:20 Ryan Kriener made Jumper. Assisted by Charlie Rose. 54 - 89
2nd 0:44 Dom Uhl Defensive Rebound. 54 - 87
2nd 0:44 Kobe Gantz missed Three Point Jumper. 54 - 87

Statistics

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16-66 FG 29-51
24 Field Goal % 57
6-24 3PT 8-20
25 Three Point % 40
19-26 FT 23-35
73 Free Throw % 66
40 Rebounds 39
18 Offensive Rebounds 5
22 Defensive Rebounds 34
9 Assists 17
7 Steals 12
0 Blocks 4
18 Turnovers 17
0 Team Turnovers 0
18 Total Turnovers 17
0 Technical Fouls 0
0 Total Technical Fouls 0
0 Flagrant Fouls 0
12 Points Off Turnovers 33
0 Fast Break Points 21
16 Points in Paint 38
22 Fouls 20
0 Largest Lead 35

Game Information

Carver-Hawkeye Arena

Location: Iowa City, IA
Capacity:

2025-26 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Standings

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Morgan State 10-4 1 14-16
Norfolk State 8-6 3 15-17
North Carolina Central 8-6 3 14-18
South Carolina State 7-7 4 10-22
Maryland Eastern Shore 5-9 6 9-23
Coppin State 5-9 6 7-24
Delaware State 2-12 9 8-23

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TEAM CONF GB OVER
Michigan 19-1 - 37-3
Nebraska 15-5 4 28-7
Michigan State 15-5 4 27-8
Illinois 15-5 4 28-9
Wisconsin 14-6 5 24-11
Purdue 13-7 6 30-9
UCLA 13-7 6 24-12
Ohio State 12-8 7 21-13
Iowa 10-10 9 24-13
Indiana 9-11 10 18-14
Minnesota 8-12 11 15-18
USC 7-13 12 18-14
Washington 7-13 12 16-17
Rutgers 6-14 13 14-20
Northwestern 5-15 14 15-19
Oregon 5-15 14 12-20
Maryland 4-16 15 12-21
Penn State 3-17 16 12-20
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