Hawkeyes lose second conference game

Posted: 01.06.2013 at 11:33 PM

Read more: Local, Sports, Iowa, Hawkeys, Michigan, Wolverines, Roy Marble, Fran Mccaffery, Big Ten, Conference, NCAA, Basketball

The Hawkeyes (11-4, 0-2) stayed in it for the first 17 minutes in their game against against No. 2 Michigan on Sunday.

Unfortunately it didn't last long. Glenn Robinson III recorded a double-double on the night with 22 points, and Roy Marble led the Hawkeyes with 14.

The final score was 95-67 The Hawkeyes still looking for their first conference win, they host Michigan State (No. 18) on Thursday.

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