Caitlin Clark leads Iowa to victory over South Carolina in Final Four.

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Caitlin Clark led Iowa to its first national championship game by scoring 41 points, eight assists, and six rebounds against South Carolina's historically great defense in a 77-73 victory. She shattered the illusion that no defense could figure her out and became the first player in women's NCAA Tournament history to record back-to-back games with at least 40 points. Clark's ability to attack the paint and run pick-and-roll with Monika Czinano helped Iowa execute one of the biggest upsets in recent memory.
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