Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese are going head-to-head in the March Madness Elite Eight game. The star players from Iowa and LSU are looking for a rematch following last year’s NCAA Women’s Basketball final.
If you’re going to watch one game in the women’s March Madness tournament , it should be this one. On Monday night, Iowa and Louisiana State University are going head-to-head in the Elite Eight — a rematch of last year’s championship game. Phenomsand Angel Reese will be facing off against each other again, this time to determine who will go to the Final Four.
Clark and the Iowa Hawkeyes are looking for a win against Reese and the LSU Tigers , not just to advance in the playoffs, but to make up for last year’s final. In 2023, LSU earned its first national championship by trouncing Iowa in the NCAA finals, 102-85. It was the most-viewed NCAA women’s basketball final in history, with. Reese had celebrated her win by performing John Cena’s “You can’t see me” hand move, seemingly directed at Clark.
“It’s just super awesome. If I was just a basketball fan in general, I’d be glued to the TV like no other,” Clark saidon Sunday. “I think women’s basketball fans know how special and cool this moment will be. I think the viewership numbers will show that.”. “I want everyone to understand that it’s just a super-competitive game and I just wish that people would realize that once I get between those lines, there’s no friends.
The 21-year-old forward knows that her style is not for everyone, saying, “I’ll take the villain role. I’ll take the hit for it. But I know we’re growing women’s basketball. If this is the way we’re going to do it, then this is the way we’re going to do it.”It’s Time to Make April Fools’ Day the Halloween of ComedyLizzo Says She’s Quitting MusicHow an Urban Farmer Gets It Done
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