Iowa vs. LSU: How to watch Kaitlin Clark vs. Angel Reese in Elite Eight
In your full forecast. Well, Trey, thanks. Now for the final passage of four. Caitlin Clarke in Hawke's Women's is back in the elite after a huge win over Colorado yesterday. Clark led his team to a dominant performance with 29 points and 15 assists. 89 to 68 win. Junior guard Sydney Affolder gave the Hawks 15 points and five rebounds, and senior Kate Martin had 14 points and nine TDs. The van outside watching the hawks sent Colorado packing yesterday. KCCI's Aurora West shares the excitement from the Des Moines watch party. Saturday afternoon. The Iowa women secured their spot in the Elite Eight. It has been waiting for a national championship for God knows how long. you know I forgot about it for a while. We need it. This is what this state needs. Last year, they made it all the way to the championship for the first time. This year, they can go all the way, making their success very exciting for fans to watch. I watch the Iowa Hawkeyes every night of the week. Caitlin Clarke does her thing if she's happy to see her. But with their star set to enter the draft, it should be a breakout year. Clark's hometown, West Des Moines, looks to cheer her on. But now that they're one win into the Final Four, we're excited to see them play. LSU, the team that beat them in last year's championship. Devar Lsu will be there, it will be a good fight, but it will be a dog fight. Fierce competitor. I look forward to seeing it. But win or lose, next round. Town knows she's built a legacy here in Iowa. I think she has done a lot. The entire team has done a lot for the women's sports industry and brought a lot of attention to the program. While there will be some reconstructions, I think her legacy will live on and it will inspire the youth of today and fans will surely come back. As the Iowa girls take on LSU and Caitlin Clark's hometown of West Des Moines. KCCI Eight News. IOWA'S NEWS LEADER, Peppers mentioned, Next up for Iowa, they take on the LSU Tigers tomorrow in the Elite Eight. It will be a rematch of last year's national championship game. Hawks are looking for tips on rescue
Iowa vs. LSU: How to watch Kaitlin Clark vs. Angel Reese in Elite Eight
Updated: 4:02 PM CDT April 1, 2024
Just 40 minutes left before Iowa returns to the Final Four. To clinch a trip, the No. 1-ranked Hawkeyes must get past defending national champions LSU, which defeated Iowa 102-85. Head to Cleveland for a chance at a championship. ABOVE VIDEO: Iowa fans react to the Hawkeyes heading to the Elite Eight. Iowa vs. LSU: TV Channel, Tip-Off Time When: 6 p.m. CT, Monday, April 1 Where: MVP Arena, Albany, New YorkTV: ESPNStream: ESPNWomen's NCAA Tournament View Tickets: Iowa vs. LSU Already at the game in Albany? Still looking for tickets? Tickets are available on the NCAA's website and through secondary vendors here. As of Monday morning, a pair of tickets was going for $172.20. The cheapest single ticket costs $184.50.
Iowa is 40 minutes away from returning to the Final Four.
The No. 1-ranked Hawkeyes must get past defending national champions LSU, beating Iowa 102-85, to earn a trip to Cleveland for a chance at the championship.
ABOVE VIDEO: Iowa fans react to Hawkeyes advance to Elite Eight
Here's how to watch the game.
Iowa vs. LSU: TV channel, tip-off time
when: 6 p.m. CT, Monday, April 1
Where: MVP Arena, Albany, New York
TV: ESPN
stream: Watch ESPN
Women's NCAA Tournament Tickets: Iowa vs. LSU
Already in Albany for the game but still looking for tickets?
Tickets are available on the NCAA's website and through secondary vendors here.
As of Monday morning, a pair of tickets was $172.20 each. The cheapest single ticket costs $184.50.
