Back home after a tough Cy-Hawk loss, No. 12 Iowa women’s basketball rebounded with a 102-68 win over Lindenwood inside Carver-Hawkeye Arena.

Here's the latest on Iowa women's basketball guard Emely Rodriguez, who remains with the team "as of right now."

Iowa women's basketball was asked to comment on the injury status on Emely Rodriguez and the Hawkeyes provided a cryptic Tuesday update.

Iowa State women’s basketball is coming off a 2-0 week in which the Cyclones picked up wins over Iowa and UNI.

Meanwhile, Emely Rodriguez’s availability for the Iowa women’s basketball team remains a mystery. “She’s still day-to-day,” Coach Jan Jensen said during media availability Tuesday morning. In a follow-up question, Jensen was asked if Rodriguez was still a member of the team. “She is as of right now, yeah,” she said.

Iowa State women’s basketball coach Bill Fennelly said star center Audi Crooks remains in return-to-play protocol following a head injury and that the Cyclones are taking a cautious, day-to-day approach as she works toward a possible return.

No. 12 Iowa women's basketball returns home to its winning ways on Saturday, Dec. 13, with a rout over Lindenwood from Carver-Hawkeye Arena.

Iowa women's basketball was blasted in the paint, with player Ava Heiden neutralized by fouls and watched Audi Crooks and Addy Brown combine for 50.

A look at what stood out from No. 12 Iowa Hawkeyes women’s basketball’s blowout win over Lindenwood, including Hannah Stuelke’s bounce-back game.

The No. 11-ranked Iowa Hawkeyes women's basketball team has the toughest test of its 2025-26 season on December 20, when it faces the No. 1-ranked UConn Huskies