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Caitlin Clark goes for NCAA women's scoring record Thursday vs. Michigan
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Date：2025-04-25 21:02:23
With the all-time NCAA women's scoring record firmly in her sights, Iowa's Caitlin Clark is poised to make history on Thursday when the Hawkeyes (22-3 overall, 11-2 in the Big Ten) host conference foe Michigan (16-9, 7-6).
Clark is just eight points away from breaking the women's NCAA career scoring record of 3,527 points, held by Washington's Kelsey Plum.
Clark tallied 31 points in an 82-79 upset loss at Nebraska on Sunday, which is just about on her season average of 32.2 points per game. She had a decent chance to break the record in the game, but was held scoreless in the fourth quarter for the first time in her career.
CAITLIN CLARK:Tracking her pursuit of NCAA record
When is Iowa women's basketball playing Michigan?
The Hawkeyes will host the Wolverines on Thursday, Feb. 15 with tipoff set for 8 p.m. ET.
How to watch Iowa women's basketball vs. Michigan
Iowa vs. Michigan will be streamed live on Peacock.
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