LSU vs. Iowa: Time and TV information for women’s NCAA Tournament title game

LSU and Iowa will play for the NCAA Women’s Tournament title on Sunday afternoon in Dallas.

LSU, a No. 3 seed, and Iowa, a No. 2 seed, both have dynamic players and have both earned their way to this game with some impressive victories.

On Friday, Caitlin Clark and the Hawkeyes knocked out No. 1 seed South Carolina in eye-opening fashion, while Angel Reese and the Tigers downed Virginia Tech, also a No. 1 seed.

Now the 2 teams are set to play for the national title. The game will tip off at 3:30 p.m. Eastern time and can be seen on ABC.

LSU made the Final Four for the sixth time in program history this year, but will be playing for its first-ever national title. Iowa is in the Final Four for just the second time ever and also has never won it all.

Thus, a first-time national champion will be crowned on ABC on Sunday afternoon.

Will the SEC once again claim the title? Or will Caitlin Clark’s incredible run continue? South Carolina claimed the title for the SEC in 2022. The Big Ten’s last women’s championship came in 1999, when Purdue won it all.

Clark and Reese doing battle in Dallas with a championship on the line will be must-see TV. Don’t miss out!

Adam Spencer

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