Krahn, meanwhile, hit a 3 to put the Badgers’ bench total at nine points. That mark stood in stark contrast to the 19 points produced by Iowa’s bench. Senior forward Addison O’Grady accounted for 10 of those points for the Hawkeyes.

Looking for some momentum, the Wisconsin women were denied by Iowa on Sunday inside Carver-Hawkeye Arena in Iowa City, 81-66. The Badgers held a 21-20 lead after the first, and the contest was tied at the half before the Hawkeyes outscored Wisconsin over the final 20 minutes,

It took a bit of time for Iowa women's basketball to get going. But the Hawkeyes toppled Wisconsin for a 30th straight time without a ton of drama.