Caitlin Clark Goes for NCAA Scoring Record: Here’s How to Watch Iowa vs. Nebraska Online Free
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The Super Bowl isn’t the only big sporting event this Sunday. Women’s college basketball fans will be glued to their TV sets as Iowa’s Caitlin Clark stands on the verge of making history.
After scoring 27 points vs. Penn State on Thursday, the Big Ten point guard is just 39 points from breaking the all-time NCAA scoring record. Clark will have a chance to do that Sunday, as Iowa takes on Nebraska.
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Here’s what to know about the NCAA women’s basketball game and how to watch Clark go for the record books on TV and online.
How to Watch Iowa vs. Nebraska Women’s Basketball: Date, Time
Caitlin Clark’s Iowa vs. Nebraska women’s basketball game takes place Sunday, Feb. 11 at 10 a.m. PT / 1 p.m. ET live from Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln, Nebraska. You can watch the Hawkeyes vs. Cornhuskers on TV through your local FOX affiliate.
How to Watch Iowa vs. Nebraska Women’s Basketball Online: Free Streaming
Want to watch Iowa vs. Nebraska online without cable? There are a few ways below to livestream the NCAA women’s basketball game online, including options to watch the Huskers vs. Hawkeyes online free.
BEST OPTION
DirecTV Stream
The best way to watch the Iowa vs. Nebraska women’s basketball game online is through DirecTV Stream. The streaming service includes a live feed of FOX as part of its channel lineup, so you can use it to watch the game from your computer, phone, tablet or smart TV (DirecTV Stream also carries CBS, so you can use it to watch the Super Bowl online).
What we like: DirecTV Stream currently offers a 5-day free trial, which you can use to livestream the Iowa vs. Nebraska game for free. Packages start at $69.99/month after that, or you can cancel before your free trial is up to avoid being charged.
LIVE STREAMING + DVR
Fubo
Fubo is a great option for streaming live sports online, and it also includes FOX as part of its live TV offerings, so you can use the streamer to watch Caitlin Clark’s game online.
Like DirecTV Stream, Fubo offers a free trial that you can use to livestream Iowa vs. Nebraska online free. And Fubo also has a live CBS feed in most markets, so you can use it to watch the Super Bowl and Super Bowl Halftime Show for free. The trial also includes free DVR, so you can record the game to watch a replay back on-demand. Plans start at just $79.99/month after your free trial is up.
EDITOR'S CHOICE
Sling
$22.50 $45 50% off
Sling is one of our favorite streaming services for live news, sports and entertainment, and right now, the streamer is offering its Sling Blue package for 50% off. Regularly $45, get FOX, FS1, NFL Network, Bravo, E! and more for just $22.50.
Sling’s plans let you stream on up to three devices at once, so you can use it to watch the Iowa vs. Nebraska women’s basketball game online, while your family members catch up on their favorite reality shows or news programming.
Who Is Caitlin Clark?
Clark is a hometown hero, having grown up in West Des Moines, Iowa. The six-foot-tall point guard comes into her senior season having won almost every major college sporting award and recognition. She is also projected to be the first overall pick in the 2024 WNBA draft.
Clark is currently the second-leading scorer in NCAA women’s basketball history, behind just Kelsey Plum, who starred at the University of Washington and now plays for the WNBA’s Las Vegas Aces.
As mentioned earlier, Clark is just 39 points from breaking Plum’s all-time NCAA scoring record of 3,527 points, which the star set in 2017. Clark has a career high of 46 points, so the record is well within reach.
Watch Clark’s University of Iowa take on the University of Nebraska live on Sunday through DirecTV Stream here.
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