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Caitlin Clark Had a great Sunday afternoon.
The Women’s Basketball Program of the University of Iowa immortalized itself Clark’s career forever When she officially retired her jersey No. 22 and hung it into the rafters of the Carver-Hawkeye Arena. Clark got up with her family when the number was increased to the top of the facility.
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The former Iowa Guard and the current Indiana Fever WNBA player Caitlin Clark speaks in Iowa City during a press conference before the game between Iowa and USC on February 2, 2025. (AP Photo/Charlie Neibergall)
Clark then had to watch the Hawkeyes Stun No. 4 USC for one of the greatest victories in her season. Lucy Olsen scored 28 points and Addison O’grady had 13 in the 76-69 victory. Iowa opened the game in a 17: 1 run, but was down at halftime before he directed the ship and picked up the victory.
Olsen and O’grady had 23 of Iowas 25 points in the fourth quarter.
Juju WatkinsWho will be the next women’s basketball star led the team with 27 points, five rebounds and three assists. She was 8 out of 22 and played 40 minutes.
But it wasn’t enough for the Trojans to hold iowa.
Clark, who became the college basketball goalkeeper when he led Iowa to the successive national championship appearances, spoke about her retirement of Jersey before the game.
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The southern California guard Juju Watkins drives to the basket in the first half against Iowa. (AP Photo/Charlie Neibergall)
“I have the feeling that I already have these butterflies in my stomach when they go in here,” said Clark during a press conference before the game. “Not so much for a basketball game, but obviously only to be together and enjoy this environment. I don’t have to compete for 40 minutes, although I wish I could. I think it will definitely be a bit more emotional, that I don’t have to compete. “
A sold -out amount of 14,998 took part in the game. Former Iowa coach Lisa Bluder and the former teammates Kate Martin and Gabbie Marshall were present. Indiana Fever trainer Stephanie White and the comedian David Letterman were also involved.
Clark thought about the winner to Iowa while she was at the press conference.
“The winner came because of the great culture we had,” she said. “And for me I hope that this always remains intact and I know that this will be due to the great coaching staff and the kind of players you are here.
Memorial towels for the former Iowa -Wachmann and the current WNBA player by Indiana Fever, Caitlin Clark, will be shown in Iowa City on February 2, 2025 before her Jersey retirement ceremony. (AP Photo/Charlie Neibergall)
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“We had players who were selfless. We had players who didn’t care how many points they would score. They will do everything they could for their teammates. They would take their teammates into account. This is a lost these days Art in college, and you don’t always see that.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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