“I hope that they got some confidence,” 10-year-old Chandler Felton, of Ely, said about the Iowa women’s basketball team upon its return to a massive crowd of cheering fans Monday. “I hope that they feel like there’s lots of supporters out there for them. And that they should be really proud.”
Watch postgame interviews with Iowa women’s basketball players and coaches after the Hawkeyes’ 102-85 loss to LSU in Sunday’s national championship game.
LSU beat Iowa 102-85 in the NCAA women’s basketball championship game Sunday at American Airlines Center in Dallas.
The officiating crew “won’t even listen,” Lisa Bluder said after Sunday’s loss to LSU in the national championship game.
Iowa got outplayed by LSU in the national championship game, and that’s that. But it doesn’t even begin to put any shade on such a sunny season.
Thousands gathered in Iowa City Sunday to watch history in the making, as Iowa and Louisiana State University met in the NCAA women’s basketball championship game. The watch party audience at Carver-Hawkeye Arena included casual fans and die-hards, all captivated by a team that has elevated the sport, the program and the university to unprecedented heights.
Jasmine Carson scored 16 of her team-high 22 points in a second-quarter rush, and ninth-ranked LSU raced past No. 3 Iowa, 102-85, for the NCAA women’s basketball title Sunday afternoon at American Airlines Center.
Jasmine Carson scored 16 of her team-high 22 points in a second-quarter rush, and ninth-ranked LSU raced past No. 3 Iowa, 102-85, for the title Sunday afternoon at American Airlines Center.
Iowa fans greeted the Hawkeyes at American Airlines Center in Dallas ahead of Sunday's NCAA women's basketball national championship game against LSU.
A new champion will be crowned Sunday as the Iowa Hawkeyes face the LSU Tigers in the NCAA women’s basketball championship game.
Christine Grant wanted to be there “when” Iowa Coach Lisa Bluder went to her first Final Four. Grant died in 2021, but a close friend found a way to symbolically bring her to Dallas.
LSU Coach Kim Mulkey on Iowa’s Caitlin Clark: “I've never seen a player — I don't like to use the word ‘never,’ but I don't know that I've ever seen a player that can do what Caitlin does.”
Caitlin Clark said she hopes Taylor Swift will attend the Iowa women’s basketball team’s title game vs. LSU Sunday afternoon before her concert in Arlington Sunday night.
NCAA women’s basketball tournament: Two days after stunning No. 1 South Carolina, Hawkeyes will try to complete a championship journey Sunday against LSU.
Lisa Bluder has gone from driving a team van at St. Ambrose to piloting Iowa to Sunday’s national-championship game, with her feet on the ground the whole time.
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