Unbelievable: Caitlin Clark Said Choosing Iowa Was The Biggest Mistake She Has Ever Made….
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The queue began at breakfast time, about nine hours before Iowa played in the Big Ten Tournament quarterfinals, when black-and-gold-clad fans with general admission tickets determined to secure the best possible seats started camping out in the skyway outside Target Center
There’s more to the show than just Caitlin Clark, but she sure has brought a crowd as her college career with the third-ranked Hawkeyes winds down.
“It’s just so fun to see, all the excitement even at away games,” said Nicole Moyes, who with her husband David Moyes stood in the front of one of the lines set up outside the doors on Friday morning long before Iowa took the court for the evening session in the tournament quarterfinals.
The Moyeses live in Coralville, just 4 miles from Carver-Hawkeye Arena, and have had season tickets for four years — well-timed with the arc of Clark’s career. Before she came, the Moyeses recalled, curtains were pulled down to make the place look and feel less empty.
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Iowa women’s basketball has secured a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 1993.
The Hawkeyes will host the first two rounds in their tournament pod. The First Four game will take place on Thursday, March 21, with the first round on March 23, and then the second round on Monday, March 25.
Here is an entire look at Iowa’s region, which is the Albany 2 bracket.
