FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 20 YEARS WE ARE HEADED TO IOWA CITY!
After a dramatic win last night, we couldn't miss @HawkeyeFootball's showdown with Ohio State on Saturday ๐
See you there๐
Got to ask Caitlin Clark her final media question as a Hawkeye: How did you hold it all together and bring it every night, all the way to scoring 18 points in the first quarter of the national championship game?
Her final answer as a Hawk:
โOh, gosh. I donโt know. I donโt get nervous for games. Itโs crazy, like itโs the national championship, and I walk out there and Iโm as calm as can be. I think thatโs because I trust all the work Iโve put in. I know Iโve been ready for these moments. โฆ I know this is my last time playing in a Hawkeye uniform, like thereโs nothing to lose. Weโre the underdog. Go out there and have a blast. I feel like thatโs what Iโve done. Iโm proud of the way Iโve carried myself. Itโs certainly been hard at times, to always be in the spotlight and have everybodyโs eyeballs on you. But I wouldnโt change it for the world. The positive and the negative. Iโm so lucky, Iโm so fortunate. Thatโs what I always remind myself. Thereโs so many people that would want to be in my shoes. Itโs been a lot of pressure, but itโs been a lot of fun. And I feel like our team has risen to every single moment, every single challenge. Just so proud of our program.โ
ESPN says Iowa vs LSU delivered 12.3 million viewers, easily topping the womenโs basketball record set last year by โฆ Iowa vs LSU. Peak was 16 million.
Itโs also the most watched college basketball game ever on any ESPN platform.
Wow.
Photo: AP @WHO13news
She was born in Des Moines, named Iowaโs Miss Basketball, and committed to her home school.
Sheโs signed with Nike, Gatorade, State Farm.
Sheโs won AP POTY, USWBA POTY, and Naismith POTY.
Now, sheโs the NCAA Womenโs ALL-TIME Leading Scorer.
She IS Caitlin Clark ๐