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Caitlin Clark’s 41-point triple-double draws comparisons to Diana Taurasi

On the biggest stage of her career — for now — Iowa guard Caitlin Clark delivered a performance for the ages on Sunday as the Hawkeyes downed Louisville 97-83 to reach the women’s Final Four, recording the first 40-point triple-double in an NCAA tournament game (men’s or women’s) since assists became an official stat in 1984.

“She is spectacular,” Iowa coach Lisa Bluder said. “I don’t know how else to describe what she does on the basketball court. A 40-point triple-double against Louisville to go to the Final Four? Are you kidding? I mean, it’s mind-boggling.” Read More

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