There is no stopping Iowa Hawkeyes’ Caitlin Clark. Having recently surpassed NCAA icon Kelsey Plum by 49 points, the Des Moines native became the all-time leading scorer in NCAA women’s basketball. Ticket prices had already soared to watch the stupendous Clark in action, and now that she is closer to making another record, fans are all the more keen to watch her next game.

Clark now has 3,650 career points and is only 18 points away from surpassing the NCAA legend Pete Maravich, who smoked an astounding 3,667 points in his three years with the Louisiana State University Tigers (from 1967 to 1970). Considering Clark might declare for the WNBA 2024, the next game might be the last chance for many to watch her during the regular season.

Another thing that adds up to the demand is the record she is just shy of breaking. Combining these two factors, the next game becomes one of the most anticipated games in Clark’s and also the regular season of the NCAA.

Iowa faces Ohio, when and where is the next game?

The Iowa Hawkeyes will lock horns with the Ohio State Buckeyes on March 3rd at the Carver-Hawkeye Center in Iowa. As per the Street, the ticket prices are already touching sky-high numbers. The get-in price is $454 making it one of the most expensive games in women’s basketball, even taking into account the WNBA. The game will commence at 6:00:00 PM UTC and can be watched on Fox or live-streamed on Fubo.

Caitlin Clark, who is currently averaging 32.1 points per game, added two more records to her name during Iowa’s outing against the Minnesota Golden Gophers. She went past Lynette Woodard of Kansas (3,649 career points from 1978-81 ). Other than that, she also smashed her 156th three-pointer, going past Taylor Pierce, who had 154 three-pointers in a single season for the 2018-19 season.

The Iowa star also recorded her second triple-double consecutively in this game and was humble while doing so. After the match, she expressed her joy at “passing the ball and setting my teammates up for success.”

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Last year, Clark’s exploits helped her team reach the Finals of the Championship and it remains to be seen if she can repeat her heroics. And this time, perhaps, come back with the woodenware. Fans, meanwhile, don’t want to miss the opportunity to watch Caitlin Clark at home; potentially for the last time, on a night that would likely see her make history.