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More than 18 million Americans tuned in to watch South Carolina defeat Iowa in Sunday's NCAA Women's Basketball championship game, according to preliminary numbers released by ESPN.
ESPN noted that viewership was up 85% from last year's championship tilt between Iowa and LSU, and there were nearly four times the number of TV viewers than those who watched South Carolina win its previous title in 2022. SEE MORE: South Carolina beats Iowa 87-75 to win NCAA women's championship
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