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Caitlin Clark a terrible sunday afternoon.

Iowa University Women’s Basketball Program was immortal Clark’s career forever The form of the number 22 forms officially retired and for hangers in the carver-Hawkeye Arena’s rafters. Clark stood with his family because the number was removed to the facility.

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Former Iowa protection and current Indiana Fever WNBA Player speaks during a press conference before the game in Iowa, Iowa and USC, Iowa and USC, 2, 2025. (AP Photo / Charlie Neibergall)

Then Hawkeyes came to watch Hawkeyes No. 4 for one of the greatest victories of the season. Lucy Olsen collected 28 points and added 76-69 to Addison O’Grady. Iowa opened the game in 17-1, but fell halfway before making the ship and draw victory.

Olsen and O’Grady were 23 years old from the 25th quarter of Iowa.

Juju watkinsThe next female basketball star, with 27 points, five rebounds and three assists, who led the team leading. It was 82 to 22 out of the field and played 40 minutes.

However, the trojans were not enough to catch the Iowa.

Clark, who is always the leading striker of college basketball, the appearance of the National Championship, which returns to Iowa, spoke about his Jersey scholarship before the game.

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Southern California Guardian Juju Watkins, in the first half, goes to the basket against iowa. (AP Photo / Charlie Neibergall)

“When I walked here, I feel the butterflies in your stomach,” said Clark, during the pregame press conference. “Now it’s not so much for a basketball game, but I should clearly be around everyone and enjoy this environment and not compete within 40 minutes, it is a little more emotional.”

A sales crowd in 14,998 participated in the game. Old Iowa coach Lisa Bluder and former teammates were attended by Kate Martin and Gabbie Marshall. Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White and comedian David Letterman was in the game.

Clark reflected in the press conference, but Iowa won.

“The winner came for a great culture,” he said. “I hope for me, and I always know that because it’s the type of big coaches and players where they are here.

Former Iowa protection and memorial towels for current Indiana Fever WNBA Player Caitlin Clark, 2, 2025, in 2, 2025, Jersey was shown before the pension ceremony. (AP Photo / Charlie Neibergall)

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“We had players who were selfless. We have players who do not care about how many points they are preparing to do. I think the teammates were responsible. I think you are a lost art in college these days, and you do not always see that.”

Associated Press contributed to this report.

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