Caitlin Clark, Iowa set sights on postseason. How to watch Hawkeyes in Big Ten tournament.
With her many records in tow, Caitlin Clark's next goal is quite clear.
A national championship.
That journey begins in earnest this week, as the Big Ten tournament gets underway Wednesday. Clark and Iowa are the No. 2 seeds, which gives the Hawkeyes a pass to Friday's quarterfinals.
Clark broke Kelsey Plum's women's basketball career scoring record Feb. 15 and became the all-time leading scorer in NCAA Division I basketball Sunday by passing Pete Maravich. Clark announced Friday she will not return to Iowa next season and instead enter the WNBA draft.
But Clark isn't finished yet as she looks to help Iowa to its first national title in women's basketball. The Hawkeyes lost to LSU in the championship game last year.
Here's how to watch and stream Clark and Iowa's next game:
When is Iowa women's basketball next game?
As the No. 2 seed in the Big Ten tournament, Iowa got a bye through the first and second round. Clark and the Hawkeyes then defeated Penn State Friday at the Target Center in Minneapolis to advance to the semifinals, where they defeated Michigan. They take on Nebraska in Sunday's Big Ten tournament final, which tips at noon ET.
How to watch Iowa women's basketball at Big Ten tournament
The Big Ten title game will be televised on CBS.
How to stream Iowa women's basketball at Big Ten tournament
The Big Ten title game can be streamed on Fubo and via Paramount+.
How to get tickets for Iowa women's basketball at Big Ten tournament
The Big Ten tournament takes place at the Target Center in Minneapolis and begins Wednesday, March 6 and runs through Sunday, March 10. Get tickets by clicking here.
Women's Big Ten tournament bracket
First round
Purdue 78, Northwestern 72
Minnesota 77, Rutgers 69
Second round
Maryland 75, Illinois 65
Nebraska 64, Purdue 56
Penn State 80, Wisconsin 56
Michigan 76, Minnesota 57
Quarterfinals
Maryland 82, Ohio State 61
Nebraska 73, Michigan State 61
Iowa 95, Penn State 62
Michigan 69, Indiana 56
Semifinals
Nebraska 78, Maryland 68
Iowa 95, Michigan 68
Championship game
Sunday, March 10: Iowa vs. Nebraska, noon ET
Caitlin Clark's stats against Michigan
This will mark the third meeting of the season between Iowa and Nebraska. Clark scored 38 points in their first matchup, a 92-73 victory for the Hawkeyes. She shot 12-for-22 from the field, including an impressive 8-for-15 mark from 3-point range. She put up 31 points in the second meeting with Nebraska — but was held scoreless in the fourth quarter as the Cornhuskers rallied to an 82-79 victory.
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Caitlin Clark next game: Iowa plays Nebraska in Big Ten title game