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Iowa women's basketball guard exits vs. Rutgers, considered day-to-day

Story byJosh Helmer, Hawkeyes WireSun, December 7, 2025 at 11:45 AM UTC·2 min readIowa women's basketball (9-0, 1-0 Big Ten) cruised past Rutgers (7-3, 0-1 Big Ten) in its conference opener, 79-36. The 12th-ranked Hawkeyes have now won seven straight over the Scarlet Knights and improved to 15-3 all-time against Rutgers. While just about everything went right for the Hawkeyes in the blowout victory, Iowa sophomore guard Chit-Chat Wright's return to play was an abbreviated one. Wright, who hadn't played since exiting with an upper-body injury in the second half of the Hawkeyes' Nov.

Iowa women's basketball guard exits vs. Rutgers, considered day-to-day

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Key Highlights

  • 20 win over Baylor, played just eight minutes against Rutgers. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementAccording to the FS1 broadcast, the 5-foot-4 transfer guard from Georgia Tech was held out for precautionary reasons after her eight first-quarter minutes."Do want to note an injury update for the Iowa Hawkeyes.
  • If you've been watching in the second half and wondering where sophomore guard Chit-Chat Wright has been.
  • She has not played because she's being held out due to precautionary reasons, concussion protocol precaution is what we're being told, so Wright will not return in this game.
  • Unfortunate news, but, of course, they want her back for the long haul," FS1 play-by-play voice Kylen Mills said. Afterwards, Iowa radio play-by-play voice Rob Brooks provided an update as well, calling Wright's injury status "day-to-day.""Chit-Chat Wright did make her first appearance since Iowa's victory over No.
  • 7 Baylor.
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