Iowa guard Gabbie Marshall (24 ... When the officials assessed an offensive foul on Connecticut’s Aaliyah Edwards with 3.9 seconds left and the Huskies a basket from taking the lead, you ...

Aaliyah Edwards was called for an offensive foul while trying to set a screen ... “But to me, now that final play it’s not about Iowa defense. It’s about the call the referee made.

Instead, UConn star forward Aaliyah Edwards was called for a questionable offensive foul, turning the ball over to Iowa. Iowa star Caitlin Clark made a free throw on the ensuing possession to push ...

Iowa and UConn squared off in an instant-classic Final Four matchup Friday in Cleveland, with the Hawkeyes winning 71-69 to advance to their second consecutive national championship. A ...

It’s hardly a big game these days without a controversial officiating decision. And the NCAA women’s Final Four clash between Iowa and UConn on Friday night was no different. UConn had a ...

But UConn's Aaliyah Edwards was called for the offensive foul with 3.9 seconds remaining as she screened Iowa's Gabbie Marshall in an attempt to get star guard Paige Bueckers open for a game ...

Iowa’s Gabbie Marshall ... Geno Auriemma spoke about Aaliyah Edwards' late offensive foul call. "I just know there were three or four (illegal screens) called on us, and I don't think there ...

The conclusion of a thrilling game between Iowa and UConn in the Final Four was shrouded in controversy after a Huskies offensive foul with less than five seconds left took the ball out of UConn's ...

A physical first half with 16 total fouls between both teams stalled rhythm on both sides. When fouls weren't called, Iowa and Rutgers' sluggish offensive execution told the story early on. From the ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Illinois coach Brad Underwood and his players knew they might be in for an offensive ... technical foul shots to star guard Kasparas Jakučionis in the second half. Iowa coach ...

But over the last two games, there's been a clear difference in Purdue's offensive ... purdue as Foul Trouble a Concern Again ...