While Nebraska is aware of other Hawkeyes, they also have a strategy for Iowa’s Caitlin Clark.

Amy Williams, the coach of Nebraska women’s basketball, is unsure which game from this season’s tapestries shows a team winning versus Iowa’s Caitlin Clark.

Clark has, after all, scored 20 points or more in each of her 20 games so far this season. She has scored 20 points or more in 120 games during her three and a half college seasons. In seven Nebraska matchups (all victories for Iowa), Clark has scored 39, 35, 31, 41, 33, and 30 points.

Nebraska will make every effort to defeat the No. 5-ranked Hawkeyes, as they have already been defeated by Kansas State and Ohio State this season. NU (13-6, 5-3 Big Ten) and the Hawkeyes meet in Iowa City on Saturday at 1 p.m. Ten Network is the home of the game.

With 31.7 points per game, Clark leads the country in scoring (far back at 26.1). In terms of team scoring, Iowa is ranked No. 2 in the country (90.9 ppg).

Williams declared, “I’m still searching for teams that have had a lot of success against Caitlin.” A handful of clubs have achieved success when playing Iowa. However, Ohio State defeated Iowa the other day, despite her having 45 points. Do you think that was a success? We don’t really care as long as we win, therefore I would classify that as success. The key is to do all in your power to slow her down and her output, which is much more difficult than it sounds. Then you use every effort to prevent her supporting cast from enjoying equally exciting nights.

Despite losing 80-76 at Iowa City last year, Nebraska has not defeated Iowa in Clark’s tenure.

The biggest blow to Iowa after making it to the national championship game the previous season was the departure of center Monika Czinano. Thanks to Clark, she was able to get plenty of points at the hoop and shoot 67 percent.

However, Iowa always appears to have a capable post player on hand.

“Oh, what’s Iowa going to look like without (two-time Big Ten player of the year) Megan Gustafson?” was the general consensus. Williams stated. “And with a yell, Monika Czinano appears. They’ve consistently been able to provide excellent post players who can make a contribution. Then they utilize that post player’s advantages.

Hannah Stuelke, a 6-foot-2 sophomore from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, is now the team’s primary post player. She ranks second on the team in scoring with 13.0 points per game and shoots 63%.

Williams remarked, “Hannah Stuelke comes and plays minutes at the five (position), and she’s like a deer.” She is a mad runner on the floor. It resembles a foot race that she will always win. After that, they spend a lot of time with Addison O’Grady (center).

Another factor that contributes to Iowa’s effectiveness is that other players can make baskets when defenses throw everything at trying to slow down Clark. This season, Kate Martin’s game has scored 25 points. In her career, Gabbie Marshall has scored 27 points in a game. Although she hasn’t shot much this season, she has made a few of easy 3-pointers.

Iowa is ranked sixth in the US in terms of 50% field goals.

Williams declared, “I have the utmost respect for experience.” “And Kate Martin is in her sixth year at Iowa, having played a major role for the previous five. The same is true for Gabbie Marshall, who has started all four years. That kind of experience cannot be exchanged. They have excellent, dependable guys who understand their roles and aren’t afraid to step in and guard the star player on the opposing side if necessary. As if Gabbie Marshall simply accepted that and made easy shots.”

Clark has scored at least thirty points in each of his seven games against Nebraska, with a high of forty-one. The product of West Des Moines, Iowa, finished those games with 27 3-pointers and 55 assists.