March Madness 2023 - Big numbers and reaction from Iowa's Final Four win over South Carolina

The Iowa Hawkeyes are off to the 2023 NCAA tournament women's basketball national title game after a 77-73 Final Four win over the No.1 South Carolina Gamecocks on Friday in Dallas.

Iowa will be making its first appearance in the title game after the program's first win over an AP No. 1-ranked team. The Hawkeyes, behind Caitlin Clark's epic performance, also snapped South Carolina's 42-game winning streak and ended its chance of back-to-back titles.

4: With 41 points, this was Clark's fourth 30-point game in the NCAA tournament. She's tied for second-most in tournament play since 2000. Her point total was the most scored against South Carolina in the past four seasons.

5: There have been eight games in this NCAA tournament where a player has scored or assisted on 40 or more points for her team. Clark has five of those games. She scored or assisted on 58 of Iowa's 77 points in the victory. It was her fourth game this tournament with at least 50 points created — all other players have one such game combined.

41: Clark's 41 points are the second-most in a Final Four or championship game. Only Sheryl Swoopes, who had 47 points in the 1993 national title game, had more. The 41 points are the most scored by a player against an undefeated team in either a men's or women's NCAA tournament game. Clark is also the first player in tournament history to score 40 in back-to-back games. The feat has only happened once in the men's tournament. Austin Carr scored 40 in three straight games for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish in 1970.

2: This was just the second time South Carolina trailed heading into the third quarter. The Gamecocks trailed the Stanford Cardinal by 10 on Nov. 20 before coming back to win in overtime. This was also just