Iowa coach Jan Jensen meets with the media on June 26, 2025.

The Iowa women’s basketball team is now four days into their summer workouts. Jan Jensen is taking things slow when it comes ...

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Two months after being named Iowa’s head women’s basketball coach, Jan Jensen has officially been signed to a five-year contract. Jensen will earn $1,050,000 plus performance bonuses in her first ...

Jan Jensen had numerous head coaching opportunities in her 24 years as an assistant on Lisa Bluder’s coaching staff at Iowa. my favs. Access and manage your favorites here ...

Iowa women's basketball head coach Jan Jensen sang the praises of Nebraska ahead of the 2024 Big Ten Tournament Championship game rematch between the Huskers and Hawkeyes on Thursday.

IOWA CITY, Iowa - Jan Jensen played basketball for Lisa Bluder at Drake. She’s now Bluder’s associate head coach at Iowa. So Jensen has first-hand knowledge of what makes her coach-turned-boss ...

Jan Jensen stands at the center of Carver-Hawkeye Arena during an early fall practice, her iconic long bangs swept across her forehead. A whistle resting in her mouth and left hand tucked in her ...

Jan Jensen had numerous head coaching opportunities in her 24 years as an assistant on Lisa Bluder's coaching staff at Iowa, but ultimately she decided to stay. That loyalty was rewarded when she ...

Iowa's Jan Jensen with a great answer on what it would mean for her (or Oklahoma's Jennie Baranczyk) to reach their first Sweet 16 as a head coach. “I think it's a moment.

Jan Jensen grew up wanting to be the CEO of Nike, run public relations for the New York Yankees, or be a college president. Instead, she became the "accidental coach" of the Iowa women's ...

Jensen’s grandmother, Dorcas Andersen, went by the nickname “Lottie” – because she scored a lot of points in basketball. Long before Title IX, Andersen was a star in 6-on-6 basketball in Iowa.