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The refs made the correct call at the end of the Iowa/UConn game, and fans shouldn’t be afraid to say it.
Fans online are currently outraged because they feel the showdown between Paige Bueckers and Caitlin Clark was decided by the refs on a call that was either bad or shouldn’t have happened.
Huskies player Aaliyah Edwards was whistled for an offensive foul in the closing seconds for an illegal screen on Gabby Marshall.
The ball returned to Iowa with the Hawkeyes up 70-69, and a free throw from Caitlin Clark pushed it to 71-69 as the final score. The outrage online is incredible.

Diana Taurasi apparently has that dog in her when it comes to throwing shade.
Taurasi was on an alternate broadcast with Sue Bird for the women’s Final Four Friday night, and absolutely roasted LSU star Angel Reese in savage fashion.
A video was being shown of Angel Reese waving goodbye to a player against Middle Tennessee, and the Phoenix Mercury player couldn’t help herself from taking a shot.
“Wave bye bye to your own career,” Taurasi said as the clip played without absolutely no regard for Reese or LSU fans.

Red Sox shortstop Trevor Story said he had “a lot of frustration” after injuring his left shoulder on a diving stop against the Angels.

Undefeated South Carolina, seeking redemption after last season’s Final Four loss, routed NC State 78-59 to advance to the national title game.

UConn was less than thrilled with an offensive foul call in the final seconds of Friday night’s loss to Iowa but acknowledged there were a lot of other reasons why the Huskies lost.

Caitlin Clark led Iowa back to the national championship game, scoring 21 points as the Hawkeyes rallied past Paige Bueckers and UConn 71-69 in the women’s Final Four.

Connecticut — a play from the NCAA women’s title game — was left to lament a controversial ending in a year where the perennial power actually overachieved.

The Huskies were one play away from the women’s college basketball title game, but an offensive foul call on Canada native Aaliyah Edwards for a moving screen ended their chances.

The Huskies had Clark on lockdown. It didn’t matter. Hannah Stuelke, Kate Martin, Gabbie Marshall and the Hawkeyes introduced themselves to the world Friday.

CLEVELAND – The Iowa Hawkeyes beat the UConn Huskies in the Final Four on Friday night to advance to the National Championship game. They’ll face the South Carolina Gamecocks, the team they beat in the Final Four last season before losing to LSU in the National Championship. 
But the most talked about event in the game came at the very end. Referees whistled UConn forward Aaliyah Edwards for an illegal screen with less than five seconds left on the clock. At that point, the Huskies trailed by one point and had a chance to win the game on the final possession.