A late foul call against UConn in the closing moments of a Final Four game against Iowa sparks controversy and ends UConn's comeback attempt. UConn coach Geno Auriemma criticizes the officiating, specifically mentioning the lack of illegal screen calls on Iowa.
An officiating controversy hung over the closing moments of a Final Four thriller between Iowa and UConn Friday night in Cleveland after a late foul call against the Huskies squashed a comeback attempt in their 71–69 loss to the Hawkeyes.
Iowa retook possession with 3.9 seconds and was able to secure a pivotal offensive rebound on a missed free throw from Caitlin Clark to seal the win. UConn coach Geno Auriemma expressed his dissatisfaction with the officiating, particularly regarding screens.
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