What is the next game for Caitlin Clark? How to view the star-chasing record of Iowa vs. Nebraska

For Iowa guard Caitlin Clark, Super Bowl Sunday may prove to be an incredible day.

The second-ranked Hawkeyes (22-2, 11-1 Big Ten) go to Lincoln on Sunday to play Nebraska (15-8, 7-5) and Clark is 39 points away from breaking Kelsey Plum’s record for the most points scored in an NCAA career, which stands at 3,527.

For the highest-scoring team in the country, Clark is averaging 32.2 points per game this season. In Iowa’s most recent game, a 111-93 victory against Penn State, he finished with 27 points, 15 assists, and five rebounds.

Clark finished with 38 points, 10 rebounds, 6 assists, and eight three-pointers in Iowa’s 92-73 victory over Nebraska on January 27.

Iowa travels to Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln, Nebraska on Sunday, Feb. 11, with tip-off set for 1 p.m. ET

How to watch Iowa women’s basketball vs. Nebraska

• Iowa vs. Nebraska will be broadcast on FOX, with Jason Benetti and Kim Adams as announcers. The game can also be found on Fubo and streamed on Fox Sports Live

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Sheryl Swoopes’ incorrect digs at Caitlin Clark an example of old-fashioned player hatin

It’s undoubtedly a bad look for the 52-year-old legend Sheryl Swoopes, as her fact-free broadside against Iowa sensation Caitlin Clark went viral on social media last weekend.

Swoopes made the following claims while a guest on the YouTube program co-hosted by former NBA player Gilbert Arenas:

That 25-year-old Clark is abusing small children. (Her age is 22.)
that Clark attempts “roughly forty shots per game.” (She’s attempted 22.3 field goals this season and 19.7 overall; Swoopes averaged 24.9 during her two years at Texas Tech.)
that Clark’s impending shattering of the Division I score record isn’t legal because she is eligible for a fifth year because of COVID-19. (In less than four, Clark will shatter the record.)