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Lisa Bluder retiring as Iowa women’s coach after Clark-led teams reached last 2 NCAA title games
WILX 10 Lansing· 2 days agoLisa Bluder, who coached the Iowa women’s basketball team to the last two NCAA championship games...
Caitlin Clark reacts to Iowa women’s basketball head coaching hire
Hawkeyes Wire via Yahoo Sports· 2 days agoJensen became the leading scorer in Division I that season, averaging 29.6 points per game....
Why is Lisa Bluder retiring? Iowa women's basketball coach stepping aside after 24 years
The Iowa City Press-Citizen· 2 days agoOn April 7, the Iowa women’s basketball team fell just shy of its dreams of a national championship,...
Wisconsin men's basketball's newest assistant brings 'wealth of experience'
Wisconsin State Journal· 10 hours agoThe University of Wisconsin men's basketball team rounded out its coaching staff with a former...
Leistikow: What led Lisa Bluder to retirement, what she'll miss the most and one regret
The Iowa City Press-Citizen· 1 day agoAbout two weeks ago, Lisa Bluder and her husband, Dave, went on vacation to the Phoenix area. While...
Lisa Bluder retires: Caitlin Clark, others react to Iowa head coach calling it quits after 24-year...
Sporting News· 2 days agoIowa head coach Lisa Bluder calls it quits after 24 years with the Hawkeyes women's basketball...
Analysis: The growth of women’s sports has achieved true (March) Madness
The Day· 2 days agoFans wait to get an autograph from Iowa guard Caitlin Clark after a women’s college basketball game...
Caitlin Clark opens up on ‘frustrating’ part of Angel Reese rivalry
New York Post· 2 days agoReese...front of Clark’s face — the “you can’t see me” gesture — when LSU took downIowa in the 2023...
Iowa coach Bluder retires; Jensen to take over
New York Times· 2 days agoFive weeks after leading the Iowa women’s basketball team to its second consecutive national championship appearance ...
Iowa's Bluder retires after 24 seasons, 528 wins
ESPN· 2 days agoMichael Voepel covers the WNBA, women's college basketball, and other college sports for espnW. Voepel began covering women's