That wasn't a clip of Sydney Affolter at 6:34, that was a clip of Monika Czinano, who isn't on the team anymore and graduated last year.

This team who only got 1 superstar is going to the finals back to back. Impressive.

What is always fascinating with women's basketball and this is be seen with Iowa has been the display of the fundamentals of the game.

For the sport to grow balance has to happen. Having SC and UConn gobbling up all of the top high school players isn't a good thing. So I'm happy to see UConn lose. Shows girls they can win on any team, pick a school you love

Iowa beating UConn is like David slaying Goliath

Nice speech! I thought it was quite impressive, well rounded. You used the word strategic a number of times. I'd like to hear more about that.

The players on the 22 / 23 and 23 / 24 teams weren’t highly rated individually but they were a team. The 22 / 23 starters had played over 100 games together. 3 of them were back for 23 / 24.

Just had to sort out some of the comments that were made on this chat. I have been involved in women's basketball for over 40 years as a scout and writer. 1. Addie Deal (not Abbie Deal) is a fine player from Southern California. She is a wing and not the same kind of player as Clark who is essentially one of a kind as a combination of scorer AND facilitator in the women's game. Based on the past 50 years, the odds are another like Clark is not likely to come along in the next decade or three (let alone a year or three). However, as Clark was not rated #1 in her high school class (2020) coming into college, there is always a chance someone will rise up from below (so to speak). It is unfair to burden any high school player today with a "next Caitlin Clark" label. 2. The WNBA level of ball is MUCH higher than in college and very few players entering from college truly impact the WNBA each year. Neither this year's UCONN team (crippled by injuries but exceeding expectations) nor Iowa (one superstar and a collection of overachievers) would beat a fully healthy WNBA team. Many quality drafted college players are cut prior to each WNBA season. 3. Iowa is a well coached, long successful women's college team. However, the team never reached the current heights (2 back-to-back national finals) prior to Clark and it may be a while before it happens again. 4. As someone who follows the game from the high school through the pro level, I am happy to see the rise in interest in women's basketball. I hope most of you will stay interested in the sport and be willing to watch teams other than ones just with Caitlin Clark involved in playing. 5. I expect Clark to make a successful transition to the pros but she will probably need to make adjustments as a pro lead guard has to be thinking pass first and second and shooting as third option unless in open court setting. 6. Winning the title will be a tall order on Sunday for Iowa which has one high school All-American to eight (by my count) for South Carolina. However, stranger things have been known to happen.

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The title of the video is misleading. It’s a video to celebrate Iowa.

What´s happening now with these fabulous young ladies from Iowa I can only really compare to the 1990s Bulls in regards to popularity and they also played incredibly good team-basketball.

I love those Lady Hawkeyes

Remember Molly Davis.

Go Hawks! 🎉

Iowa will be just fine. Nobody is talking who they got coming in 25. Abbie Deal is Clark 2.0 just watch and see.

Caitlin needs to come back one more time to help Hanna and Sydney craft another final four run....daydreaming but it could happen.... Just remember Caitlin BEGGED Kate Martin to come back one more time and look what has happened...!!!👍👍❤🇺🇸

I believe that Iowa or UCON could beat any wnba team 9 out of 10 games.

Gabby Marshal is so hot 🥵 she’s my favorite

I want to see how many fans they will have after Caitlin leave 😂😂😂😂. So how are they reshaping the game ,when everybody look like their dad on the team 😂