Instant Reaction Podcast, hawkineation.com.

Andrew Downs with you here on a Sunday night.

This is not going to be a real long one because there's not a lot of great stuff to talk about from that game other than a win.

And of course, Luca Garza becoming the all-time leading score for Iowa men's basketball.

We'll not touch Megan Gustafsson's record, but past Roy Marble tonight when he got it to his 14th point for all time, number one on the list.

Here's how it sounded from Gary Dolphin on the Hawkeye Radio Network, powered by Leerfield IMG College.

Here's Bowhannon.

No look past a Garza, and there it is. A high screen and roll by Garza.

And how fitting that Jordan Bowen is at the other end of that assist for the all-time record-breaking

basket by Luca Garza. So Garza from Bo Hanan for the record-breaking point. He had just the air airball the free throw a few minutes before that, which would have got him the record.

And I think it's fitting that he didn't get it at the line that he got it.

You know, doing what he always does is just going into the post,

getting a nice feed from one of his players, and putting it in and leading Iowa to a win, which is what he did tonight, 23 points

for Luca Garza, 11 rebounds. Not great offensively. I mean, it looked like he was pressing a little

bit. We'll be interesting to hear what he says after the game. Certainly seemed a little nervous.

I was really hoping he would kind of get that knocked out in the

first half, and then they could focus on just winning the game, because after a really hot start,

Iowa just kind of fell apart and gave up a 13-point lead, was ultimately, I think, down by six

for a while, down by five at the half after that BS goal goaltending call, which was close in real time.

I understand why they made the call, but it was the wrong call.

But anyway, Luca Garza.

And, you know, it'll take days and weeks and months and years for us to fully appreciate what Luca Garza has done for this

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