We've seen good, bad and ugly. Can Iowa basketball be at its best in March?

Video: Michigan coach Dusty May on the Carver-Hawkeye Arena environment Michigan coach Dusty May meets with media after the Wolverines' 71-68 win over Iowa. IOWA CITY — One game after Iowa basketball's most disappointing loss of the season, the Hawkeyes showed what they're still capable of. Less than a week ago, Iowa suffered a perplexing road loss to a Penn State team that sits at the very bottom of the Big Ten standings. It was a reminder of how vulnerable the Hawkeyes can be as they work through growing pains in the first season under a new head coach. But Iowa’s valiant upset bid against Michigan revealed the other end of the spectrum. The Wolverines, who have lost just two games this...