Iowa Day - 2009 Schedule - Big Ten Network

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BIG TEN NETWORK: SCHOOL DAYS 2009
	The Big Ten network is dedicating entire days of TV programming to each of the 11 Big Ten schools. The Iowa programming days are:	OTHER SCHOOLS:
	Wednesday, June 10 \| Sunday, June 22 \| Monday, July 12

IOWA PROGRAMMING (All times ET, schedule subject to change)
6:00a (CBK) The Big Ten's Greatest Games: Basketball 2/7/04 - Iowa 84, Indiana 82 (2 OT) All five Iowa starters scored in double figures, led by Greg Brunner's 23, in this double-overtime thriller. Indiana forced the first overtime by intentionally missing a free throw with one second left and getting a tap-in from Patrick Ewing, Jr., but Jeff Horner's off-balance lay-up with two seconds left in the second overtime gave the Hawkeyes the win in Bloomington.
8:00a (CFB) The Big Ten's Greatest Games: Football 10/5/02 - Iowa 31, Purdue 28 Purdue racked up 507 offensive yards and had a 28-24 lead late in the fourth quarter. But Brad Banks led the Hawkeyes on the game-winning drive, hooking up with Dallas Clark for the go-ahead score. The Boilermakers had one final chance, but a Hawkeye interception clinched the victory and the conference title. Iowa's special teams accounted for two touchdowns, including a blocked field goal and a blocked punt.
10:00a 2008 Big Ten Field Hockey Tournament Championship 11/9/08 - Iowa 2, Ohio State 1 (OT) To capture its third-straight conference tournament championship, Iowa battled Ohio State in overtime and scored off a long corner in the 79th minute of play. Along with the championship trophy, Iowa secured an automatic berth in the NCAA tournament.
12:00p (MISC) Iowa Campus Programming: Iowa Magazine - Sustainability
12:30p (MISC) Iowa Campus Programming: Getting Ready for the Boom
1:00p (CBK) Big Ten Men's Basketball 1/21/09: Iowa 73, Wisconsin 69 (OT) In a largely defensive battle which saw seven lead changes and 14 ties, Wisconsin's Jordan Taylor forced overtime with a three-pointer as the buzzer sounded. In the extra period, however, it was the Hawkeyes who caught fire from beyond the arc, sinking back-to-back three-pointers, securing the win for Iowa.
3:00p (SFB) Big Ten Softball 4/1/09 - Iowa 1, Illinois 0 Hawkeye freshman Liz Watkins delivered a walk-off home run and Iowa senior pitcher Brittany Weil threw the third perfect game in school history. It was also Weil's third no-hitter of the season.
5:00p (WRS) Big Ten Wrestling Championships 3/8/09 - The University of Iowa won its second straight Big Ten Championship team title. The broadcast also features championship wins by two Hawkeyes, juniors Brent Metcalf and Dan Erekson. Metcalf also was named the tournament's Outstanding Wrestler for the second time. Nine Iowa wrestlers qualified for the 2009 NCAA Tournament.
8:00p (CBK) The Big Ten's Greatest Games: Basketball NCAA Sweet Sixteen 3/20/87 - Iowa 93, Oklahoma 91 (OT) Two of college basketball's fastest-paced teams faced off when Iowa coach Dr. Tom Davis, B.J. Armstrong, and Roy Marble met Stacey King and Coach Billy Tubbs of Oklahoma. Kevin Gamble of Iowa swished a three-pointer with one second remaining in overtime, leaving the Sooners without a chance to inbound the ball as the Hawkeyes earned a place in the 1987 Elite Eight.
10:00p (CFB) The Big Ten's Greatest Games: Football 11/8/08 - Iowa 24, Penn State 23 Penn State was driving down the field late in the 4th quarter, holding on to a 23-21 lead. An interception turned the tide of the game and quarterback Ricky Stanzi completed third down after third down to march the length of the field. As time expired, Iowa's Daniel Murray hit a 31-yard field goal to beat the previously undefeated Nittany Lions and end their hopes for a national championship bid.
12:00a (MISC) Big Ten Friday Night Tailgate: University of Iowa
1:30a (MISC) Iowa Campus Programming: Iowa Magazine - The 2008 Flood
2:00a (CBK) The Big Ten's Greatest Games: Basketball 11/24/95 - Iowa 101, Connecticut 95 (OT) In the Great Alaskan Shootout, No. 6 UConn started strong, but the No. 10 Hawkeyes kept the Huskies within reach. Iowa guard Chris Kingsbury, who scored a team-high 30 points in this game, made a spectacular three-pointer with one minute remaining to tie the game at 84. The Hawkeyes dominated overtime and advanced to the tournament's championship game.
4:00a (CFB) The Big Ten's Greatest Games: Football 10/21/90 - Iowa 24, Michigan 23 No. 10 Michigan hosted No. 22 Iowa in Ann Arbor. The Hawkeyes stopped a late, critical two-point conversion attempt to capture a share of the conference crown and a trip to the Rose Bowl.

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