Caitlin Clark’s meteoric rise to the top has been a joy to watch. She’s brought countless eyeballs to the women’s game, becoming a college basketbal l sensation since her days at Iowa.

The USC Trojans women's basketball team lost to the Iowa Hawkeyes, 76-69. Despite the upset loss, the entire USC team stayed to watch Caitlin Clarks' jersey retirement ceremony. USC coach Lindsay Gottlieb explained why after the game.

After finishing second in the nation in scoring to former Iowa star Caitlin Clark in 2023-24, USC sophomore JuJu Watkins leads the Trojans into Iowa City on Sunday.

With Caitlin Clark in the building for her jersey retirement, Iowa women's basketball delivered an inspiring performance in upset win over USC.

Caitlin Clark got his jersey retired and hanging high in the rafters after a legendary career. However, the crowd also made sure to cheer and applaud USC star JuJu Watkins despite the loss.

On a Sunday afternoon at Carver-Hawkeye Arena that was special to Caitlin Clark in so many ways, the Indiana Fever guard chose to briefly direct the spotlight to another player quickly becoming the new face of college basketball.

In front of her former coach Lisa Bluder, her current Fever coach Stephanie White, and a packed crowd of 14,998, Caitlin Clark’s #22 went up into the rafters, immortalizing the impact and legacy she’s built at Iowa.

Iowa made Caitlin Clark's homecoming extra special with a massive victory over USC. On Sunday, Iowa welcomed Clark to Carver-Hawkeye Arena to retire the NCAA's all-time leading scorer's No. 22. The Indiana Fever star watched her alma mater pull off a 76-69 upset over JuJu Watkins and the No.

JuJu Watkins and Caitlin Clark both had kind words for each other during and after Sunday's Iowa vs. USC game.