Sure, Lindenwood is quite a step down from the Cyclones, but that doesn't change the fact that their offense was on full display. There aren't many women's teams in the country that can drop triple digits, but Iowa is one of them.

IOWA CITY — Hannah Stuelke scored a season-high 29 points as No. 11 Iowa took down Lindenwood, 102-68. The Hawkeyes (10-1, 1-0 Big Ten) reached the century mark for the third time this season, and trailed for just over one minute of game time.

Hannah Stuelke -- and the rest of Iowa's post posse -- regain their mojo in Iowa's 102-68 victory over Lindenwood.

The Lions have won three straight and they may be catching the Hawkeyes at the right time. If there was ever an opportunity to upset No. 11 Iowa, it's now. Coming off their loss in the Cy-Hawk rivalry game, head coach Jan Jensen needs two players in particular to get back on track.

No. 12 Iowa women's basketball looks to rebound from the Cy-Hawk loss with a home game against Lindenwood. Here are three things to watch.