How to watch South Carolina vs. Iowa: Odds, stream, TV channel in Women's National Championship
The national championship is set. It will be No. 1 seed South Carolina taking on fellow No. 1 seed Iowa in a rematch of last year’s Final Four – but this time, there’s a title on the line.
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For South Carolina, it’s a return to the title game after last year’s Final Four exit. The Gamecocks entered the weekend with an undefeated record for the second straight year, but got to Sunday this time by defeating NC State 78-59. That set up a matchup of the ages. It was Caitlin Clark and Iowa vs. Paige Bueckers and UConn for the final spot in the title game, and it delivered.
How to Watch South Carolina vs. Iowa
Date: Sunday, April 7 at 3 p.m. ET
Location: Rocket Mortgage Arena – Cleveland, Ohio
TV Channel: ABC
Live Stream: Fubo (Try for free)
Odds for South Carolina vs. Iowa
South Carolina opened as a 4.5-point favorite over Iowa in Sunday’s national title game, but the spread quickly grew to 5.5, according to DraftKings. The over-under opened at 161.5.
Although plenty has changed for South Carolina since last year’s Final Four loss, there’s one constant: winning. The Gamecocks bring a perfect 37-0 record into the national championship with an entirely different staring lineup from last year’s run. The centerpiece is Kamilla Cardoso, widely projected as a top-five pick in this month’s WNBA Draft, but depth is key to South Carolina’s success with so many contributors.
For Iowa, though, the Hawkeyes still have Clark. The NCAA’s all-time leading scorer is again the centerpiece of the offense, and her 41 points against the Gamecocks in last year’s Final Four was crucial to setting up the national title game matchup against LSU.
Last year, it was Iowa that got the better of South Carolina in a 77-73 thriller in Dallas. The Gamecocks will try to flip the script this time around, even as both teams bring big momentum into the rematch. Viewership is sure to be high given the record numbers this year’s tournament is turning in, and it could be another banner day for women’s basketball.