How to watch Washington vs Iowa today
How to watch Washington vs Iowa today
The Washington Huskies had a great opportunity to make their way back into the top 15 of the Big Ten standings, which would put them in line to make the conference tournament, but fell to Rutgers and standout guard Dylan Harper 89-85 in overtime. Now, coach Danny Sprinkle's team will head to Iowa in hopes of redeeming itself.
One way the Huskies can do that is by cutting down on fouls. Although there were numerous calls in Washington's matchup with Rutgers that got a chorus of boos from the crowd and a few that visibly upset Sprinkle. The Huskies committed 27 fouls, which led to 37 free throw attempts for Rutgers, while Washington took only 15.
"I can't explain it," Sprinkle said after the game. "I felt like we were trying to be aggressive too, I'd have to watch the tape on that but I thought a couple times our guys were in good position and made good plays, but I'd have to watch it. That is a hell of a disparity."
Both Great Osobor and Mekhi Mason, who combined for 37 points in the contest, fouled out in the game, and having them back, along with Tyler Harris and Zoom Diallo who also combined for 37, should bring a boost as the Huskies head into the home stretch of their schedule.
Washington can keep its Big Ten Tournament hopes alive at Iowa
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Here's how to watch the Washington vs Iowa game today, including time, TV schedule, and streaming information:
What channel is Washington vs Iowa on today?
TV Channel: Fox Sports 1
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Washington vs. Iowa will be broadcast nationally on Fox Sports 1. Streaming options for the game include FUBO, which offers a free trial to new subscribers.
Washington vs Iowa time today
Date: Saturday, Feb. 22
Saturday, Feb. 22 Start time: 1:00 p.m. PST
The Washington vs Iowa game starts at 1:00 p.m. Pacific Standard Time from Carver-Hawkeye Arena.
Washington vs Iowa predictions, picks, odds
The Huskies have their backs against a wall and will need a win to keep their hopes of making the Big Ten Tournament alive.
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O/U: N/A
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