Caitlin Clark became the leading scorer in NCAA Division-I women’s basketball history Thursday night during Iowa’s game against Michigan.
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Caitlin Clark became the leading scorer in NCAA Division-I women’s basketball history Thursday night during Iowa’s game against Michigan.
It’s set to be a historic basketball night in Iowa, so the Call It Both Ways podcast can only start this week’s episode by discussing Caitlin Clark on the verge of setting the NCAA women’s basketball scoring record. Then, it’s back to high school basketball and updates from the IHSAA and IGHSAU tournament trails.
Iowa scored eight points in the last 10 minutes after leading Maryland by 10 with 12 minutes to play. The Terrapins finished their first two-game season sweep of Iowa since they joined the Big Ten with a 78-66 triumph Wednesday.
With Caitlin Clark set to break the NCAA women’s basketball career scoring record Thursday night, analyst Meghan McKeown joins the Hawk Off The Press podcast to give her perspective.
Caitlin Clark is a virtual slam-dunk to become the leading scorer in NCAA women’s basketball history Thursday, when the fourth-ranked Iowa Hawkeyes (22-3 overall, 11-2 Big Ten) host Michigan (16-9, 7-6).
Time, TV and notes for Thursday’s women’s basketball game between No. 4 Iowa and Michigan.
What can be said about Iowa’s Caitlin Clark that hasn’t already been said in some way? The scorer of all women’s basketball scorers will be an Iowa Hawkeye in as cool a moment as Carver-Hawkeye Arena has ever featured.
Previewing Wednesday’s Iowa men’s basketball game at Maryland: The Hawkeyes try to reach the .500 mark in Big Ten and avenge a January home loss to the Terrapins.
Iowa’s Caitlin Clark needs 7 points to reach Kelsey Plum’s record as the all-time NCAA Division-I women’s basketball scorer.
Iowa climbs out of 62-42 second-half hole to defeat Minnesota in what was the Hawkeyes’ Game of the Year
Women’s basketball: Caitlin Clark, after the Hawkeyes’ loss to Nebraska, said, “There’s no reason to freak out. We need to look in the mirror and find ways to get better. We still control our destiny, and that’s all that matters.”
Women’s basketball: Fourth-quarter fade costs No. 2 Iowa in an 82-79 loss to Nebraska.
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