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Iowa hopes to continue run in second half of Big Ten

February 3, 2006 By admin

Iowa coach Steve Alford says the Hawkeyes cannot be satisfied with their performance in the opening half of the Big Ten race. The Hawks are 6-2 at the turn and open the second half at home Saturday against a Michigan team that is tied at the top of the standings with the Hawks and Illinois. He says they have to be a team that keeps getting better and doesn’t become stagnant.

Alford says great leadership has helped put the Hawkeyes in contention. He says they’ve been a special group that has worked their tails off on and off the basketball floor. Alford says winning at home has gotten them to this point and it will be a key in the second half.

Alford says it’s not easy and he says now there’s more pressure and tougher battles in the second eight league games. Iowa is 17-5 overall.

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