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History will be made one way or another for South Carolina women’s basketball against Iowa in the national championship game on Sunday in Cleveland.

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Either the Gamecocks will cement a 38-0 season with a national title and a win over the team that eliminated them last season, or Caitlin Clark will secure her college legacy with a national championship.

South Carolina dominated in the third quarter of Friday’s Final Four win over NC State, while Iowa earned a one-possession win over UConn on Friday to advance.

Here’s everything you need to know about South Carolina’s national championship game vs. Iowa, including time, TV and streaming info and more:

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TV channel: ABC and ESPN
Streaming: Watch ESPN, ESPN+, FUBO (free trial available)

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South Carolina vs. Iowa will be broadcast nationally on ABC. Streaming options for the game include the ESPN app and FUBO, which offers a free trial to potential subscribers. Viewers can also stream the game exclusively on ESPN+, ESPN’s subscription streaming service.

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South Carolina women’s basketball vs. Iowa, Caitlin Clark in national championship game start time

Date: Sunday, April 7
Start time: 3 p.m. ET

The South Carolina-Iowa national championship game is scheduled to tip off at 3 p.m. Sunday inside Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse in Cleveland, Ohio.

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South Carolina women’s basketball schedule 2023-24

Nov. 6: vs. Notre Dame (in Paris), W 100-71
Nov. 12: Maryland, W 114-76
Nov. 16: Clemson, W 109-40
Nov. 20: South Dakota State, W 78-38
Nov. 24: Mississippi Valley State, W 101-19
Nov. 30: at North Carolina, W 65-58
Dec. 3: at Duke, W 77-61
Dec. 6: Morgan State, W 104-38
Dec. 10: vs. Utah (in Uncasville, Connecticut), W 78-69
Dec. 16: Presbyterian, W 99-29
Dec. 19: at Bowling Green, W 93-62
Dec. 30: at East Carolina, W 73-36
Jan. 4: at Florida, W 89-66
Jan. 7: Mississippi State, W 85-66
Jan. 11: at Missouri, W 81-57
Jan. 15: Kentucky, W 98-36
Jan. 21: at Texas A&M, W 99-64
Jan. 25: at LSU, W 76-70
Jan. 28: Vanderbilt, W 91-74
Feb. 1: at Auburn, W 76-54
Feb. 4: Ole Miss, W 85-56
Feb. 8: Missouri, W 83-45
Feb. 11: UConn, W 83-65
Feb. 15: at Tennessee, W 66-55
Feb. 18: Georgia, W 70-56
Feb. 22: Alabama, W 72-44
Feb. 25: at Kentucky, W 103-55
Feb. 29: at Arkansas, W 98-61
March 3: Tennessee, W 76-68
SEC Tournament quarterfinal: vs. Texas A&M, W 79-68
SEC Tournament semifinal: vs. Tennessee, W 74-73
SEC Tournament championship: vs. LSU, W 79-72
NCAA Tournament first round: Presbyterian, W 91-39
NCAA Tournament second round: UNC, W 88-41
NCAA Tournament Sweet 16: vs. Indiana, W 79-75
NCAA Tournament Elite 8: vs. Oregon State, W 70-58
NCAA Tournament Final Four: vs. NC State, W 78-59 (37-0, 16-0 SEC)
NCAA Tournament national championship: vs. Iowa

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