"Might be the serve of the century": College hoops fans react to Lucy Olsen, Taylor Stremlow & Callie Levin's "fun" dance TikTok 

College hoops fans were treated to a delightful performance off the court on Tuesday when Iowa trio Lucy Olsen, Taylor Stremlow and Callie Levin teamed up for a dance video on TikTok. The lighthearted collaboration, posted by Olsen, gained traction and sparked reactions.

The video, set to a trending song, features the three players performing a coordinated dance routine with energy.

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Comments flooded the post as fans expressed their excitement over seeing three players letting loose and having fun.

"Might be the serve of the century," a fan commented.

A fan comments on Lucy Olsen's TikTok post.

Other fans jumped into the comments section with their reactions.

Other fans comment on Lucy Olsen's TikTok post.

The 5-foot-10 Taylor Stremlow is a freshman guard for the Iowa Hawkeyes and has averaged 2.6 points, 2.7 rebounds and 2.3 assists while shooting 45.5% this season. Lucy Olsen is another 5-foot-10 guard and has averaged 17.1 ppg, 3.6 rpg and 4.9 apg while shooting 42.3%.

Taylor Stremlow reflects on lessons learned from Iowa's tough loss to Maryland

The No. 8-ranked Maryland Terrapins defeated the No. 23-ranked Iowa Hawkeyes 74-66 on Sunday. Following the hard-fought loss, Iowa freshman Taylor Stremlow offered thoughtful insights, shedding light on the valuable lessons the Hawkeyes took away from the experience.

Maryland, enjoying its best start to a season since 2011-12, dominated the game from the outset. With the biggest lead of the game being 25 points, Maryland (14-0, 4-0 Big Ten) set the pace early, sinking eight of its first 11 field goals from beyond the arc, a rhythm the Hawkeyes (12-3, 2-2) struggled to keep up with in the first half.

“Speaking about the loss, I think that was crucial for us to see that we're a really good team,” Stremlow said. The first half wasn't pretty, but we definitely cleaned it up and we didn't give up.”

Lucy Olsen put up 19 points to lead Iowa with Sydney Affolter finishing with 12 points. The second half showcased a much more composed and focused Iowa squad. While they ultimately fell short, the Hawkeyes demonstrated grit and tenacity, qualities that Stremlow emphasized as critical moving forward.

“I think the biggest thing is knowing it’s not all about how you start but how you finish,” Stremlow said.

Stremlow also noted how the game served as a learning experience, offering insights that will guide the Hawkeyes in future matchups.

“I think we learned a lot from that second half, and I think we know what to do moving forward,” Stremlow said.