Full final four minutes of Iowa's Final Four win over UConn

Iowa and UConn came right down to the wire in their 2024 Women's Final Four matchup with Iowa prevailing. Watch the final four minutes from the Hawkeyes' win here.

[steviekinzey]

Uconn played the best defense on Clark that she has seen all season. Nika Muhl is a phenomenal defender

[MrChuck]

I’ve watched more women’s basketball this year than I have the NBA for the last 5 years.

[snakebitten]

This better than the NBA. I see a bunch of players giving max effort on “both”sides of the court. This is real b-ball. Real defense being played. No easy shots, most everything contested, not many uncontested runs to the cup like we been seeing for 10 years in the NBA. I think found my b-ball fix again.

Great game ladies.

[aaronfleming]

I love how the announcer says "Edwards barely leaning and the foul is called" and then her next word is "oof" as the slow motion replay clearly shows that it was an obvious foul.

[geraldduncan]

How Iowa turned things around in the third quarter with zero turnovers was absolutely key to their win.

[appreciatorofanythingbeaut]

Edwards was literally moving throughout that part. She took another step because Marshall was out of her normal screen's reach and you can see her right leg and left knee both leaning to her left towards Marshall. I think she even dragged or slid her right foot a bit? Well the point is that it was clearly an illegal moving screen (do not press pause button during slow motion replay cuz it will really look like she did not move lol 😂). Adding to that was her slightly raised and reached out elbow that gave a little push to the incoming Marshall. Edwards ran into Marshall not the other way around.

Given the difference in physical build, the effect of the slight collision to the smaller and lighter Marshall was quite normal. It was not a bad call, just a wrong timing one for a lot of people because many viewers want to witness an exhilarating, wild and fantastic finish on that great stage. Stop blaming and hating just for the sake of having something to say. It's not like the call happened out of nowhere without any basis. It was arguable but still acceptable. Take in the result and move on. We have one more great game coming up next. Well if Iowa wants to prove they deserved that victory then all they have to do is convincingly win over UNDEFEATED SC in the finals. 👋✌👍🤔😇

[johnhein]

Don’t particularly care who wins but as a coach and former player, it
Is good to see that call made. You cannot step into the player to set a screen. Kudos to the ref for making the call.

[glizbpr]

They young ladies on both teams played with great passion and heart. Nothing was left on the court. What a game.

[WildDanHibiki]

The star power this season has been great to watch

[melissapollom]

I live near Cleveland and have the Women's Final Four downtown is incredible. All eyes are on Iowa and Caitlin Clark and this game was incredible!

[johngallagher]

Where's the controversial late foul ? It was a moving pic which is a foul !!!!

[johnsailor]

Uconns defense was a relentless solid game plan. Martin's last few baskets at the right time is what stood out to me as the game winner. Not the refs & no logo 3's. A steady two point answer from Kate. Well done girl & congratulations Iowa

[moomoo]

How is college girls basketball better then WNBA? It's crazy to me.

[JohnMAdams-nlzt]

Nika Muhl- what an effort- the reason the game went down to the last second

[Monkeysuncle]

No matter who won, all these young ladies gave it everything they had!!! Great game!!!

[polokucoch]

Clark bouncing the ball off of beckers is genius... That guaranteed the game.

[uigcuhs]

That girl guarded 💂‍♂️ Clark excellent

[CassAndra]

As an Iowa fan, last night when watching this even I thought oh I don’t know about that call. Watching it back here I feel much better that it was definitely a foul.

[amrosoronar]

Edwards wasn't "barely" leaning, she threw her shoulders into marshal. If you watch closely, her left foot wasn't even established when she made contact.

[rachelwest]

I am wondering if Caitlin Clark intentionally missed her 2nd free throw at the end of the game to eat up the clock and force UCONN to scramble for the rebound with only 3 secs left