Iowa Hawkeyes coach Jan Jensen discussed how she's preparing her team for JuJu Watkins' arrival and Caitlin Clark's jersey retirement on the same day.

Basketball star Caitlin Clark has awarded $22,000 grants through her foundation to four Iowa charities that she said inspired her during her time at the University of Iowa.

In advance of the retirement of Caitlin Clark’s No. 22 Iowa Hawkeyes jersey on Sunday, her foundation is making four $22,000 grants to Iowa charities. “One of my favorite things about Iowa City is the way the community is connected and how everyone supports each other,

In just a few days the Iowa women's basketball team will square off against JuJu Watkins and the USC Trojans, who have lost just one game and sit at 18-1 on the

Indiana Fever superstar guard Caitlin Clark is providing $22,000 grants through her foundation to University of Iowa Children's Hospital, Coralville

Iowa also made the NCAA Tournament all four years Clark was there, and in the final two, the Hawkeyes fell in the national title game to LSU and South Carolina, respectively. Clark's jersey will hang in the rafters at Carver-Hawkeye Arena in what should be a memorable and packed jersey retirement ceremony.

Caitlin Clark has reportedly turned down an invitation to compete in the upcoming three-point contest at NBA All-Star Weekend in San Francisco.

The iconic #22 will go into the Carver-Hawkeye Arena rafters this weekend. Here's what to know about the game and the Caitlin Clark jersey retirement ceremony.

KCCI reports that the retirement ceremony for Caitlin Clark's #22 jersey will take place AFTER the Iowa versus USC women's basketball game. FOX will stay with the broadcast after the game to carry the ceremony live.

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I truly, honestly believe that there are about five teams in the women’s college game right now that are so much better than everybody,” said Gearlds in last week’s post-game press conference. “They don’t live here on Earth.