In a thrilling game that went into overtime, the Iowa Hawkeyes emerged victorious over the Nebraska Cornhuskers to claim the Big Ten Tournament title. The seniors for Iowa, including Gabbie Marshall, Clark, and Kate Martin, played a pivotal role in willing their team to victory.

Throughout the game, both teams fought hard, but it was the experience and composure of the Hawkeyes' seniors that made the difference. Gabbie Marshall showcased her defensive skills with a crucial block on the perimeter and made key plays on both ends of the court. The leadership and contributions of Clark, who finished with a triple-double and 21 points, were also crucial in securing the win.

However, Nebraska put up a strong fight and made a late surge in regulation, going on an impressive 12-2 run. Iowa's Hannah Stuelke, the star forward, had to be careful as she had accumulated four fouls, but despite the challenge, she managed to contribute 23 points to the team's efforts.

Nebraska took the lead with back-to-back three-pointers by Callin Hake and Logan Nissley, putting pressure on the Hawkeyes. But Iowa responded with Caitlin Clark heating up in the second half and hitting a crucial three-pointer to bring her total to 21 points on the day.

Rebounding became a crucial aspect down the stretch for Iowa as they sought to secure the Big Ten title. After a loss to Nebraska in the previous month had taken them out of contention for a share of the regular season title, Iowa knew they needed to step up their rebounding efforts. Sydney Affolter, who had an impressive double-double of 11 points and 10 rebounds, provided valuable contributions in this area.

With the win, Iowa not only secured the Big Ten Tournament title but also positioned themselves as potential contenders for a NCAA No. 1 seed. Their victory showcased their resilience and determination.

In other games, the ACC championship tipped off between N.C. State and Notre Dame, with the Fighting Irish missing starting center Kylee Watson due to a knee injury. The ACC tournament final promised to be an intense matchup between two ranked teams.

Overall, it was a day filled with excitement and high-stakes basketball. While Clark struggled with her three-point shooting early on, the Iowa seniors rallied and displayed their skills to lead their team to a well-deserved victory in the Big Ten Championship.