{"author_link":"\/users\/vipagul","author_name":"vipagul","author_uid":"vipagul","comments":[],"epoch":1680463488,"event":"LD52","format":"md","ldjam_node_id":330795,"likes":0,"metadata":{"p_key":"175479","p_author":"vipagul","p_authorkey":"1330605","p_urlkey":"404841","p_title":"++[FREE.streamS**] LSU vs Iowa Basketball Live STREAM@FREE ON 02 April 2023","p_cat":"LDJam ","p_event":"LD52","p_time":"1680463488","p_likes":"0","p_comments":"0","p_status":"WAYBACK","us_key":"1330605","us_name":"vipagul","us_username":"vipagul","event_start":"1672963200","event_key":"116","event_name":"Ludum Dare 52"},"node":{"_collation":{"body_sanitizer":"TextUtils::SanitizeHTML via existing importer","event":"LD52","removed_author":false},"_superparent":313060,"_trust":-1000,"author":330605,"body":"if u Can Watch What channel is Iowa vs. LSU on today? Time, TV schedule for 2023 NCAA women\u2019s basketball championship. LSU and Iowa are making history on Sunday when they meet in the NCAA women\u2019s basketball national championship game each seeking their first ever title.\n\n\n\ud83d\udd34\ud83d\udcfaWatch here\u25ba\u25ba\ud83d\udcf2\ud83d\udc49: https:\/\/shorturl.at\/kzZ47\n\n\n![576b3.png](\/\/\/raw\/05b\/05\/z\/576b8.png)\n\n\nThe Tigers and Hawkeyes advanced by knocking off the two remaining 1-seeds, Virginia Tech and undefeated reigning champion South Carolina during\u2019s Friday\u2019s Final Four thrillers.\n\nTSN WOMEN\u2019S MARCH MADNESS HQ: Live bracket | TV schedule\n\nLSU mounted a heated fourth-quarter comeback, going on a 15-0 run at one point led by Angel Reese, to win 79-72 and reach the title game in coach Kim Mulkey\u2019s second season helming the program.\n\nIowa held the lead the majority of the game, keeping Aliyah Boston in check while Caitlin Clark cooked up plays and taunted their shooters. She led the Hawkeyes to a 77-73 win over Dawn Staley\u2019s juggernauts, shockingly handing them their first and only loss during the 2023 season.\n\nMORE: Caitlin Clark taunts South Carolina three-point shooter\n\nThe Sporting News has a complete guide to watching No. 3 LSU vs. No. 2 Iowa in the national championship game, including TV channel, start time and previous winners of the NCAA March Madness title.\n\nWhat channel is Iowa vs. LSU on today? TV channel: ABC Live stream: Sling TV, ESPN app LSU vs. Iowa will be broadcast nationally on ABC. The game is also being live streamed through the ESPN app and Sling TV.\n\nMORE: Watch 2023 NCAA Women\u2019s Basketball Championship live on Sling TV\n\nIowa vs. LSU start time Date: Sunday, April 2 Time: 3:30 p.m. ET (12:30 p.m. PT) The national championship game between LSU vs. Iowa will tip off at 3:30 p.m. ET from American Airlines Center in Dallas.\n\nWomen\u2019s Final Four schedule 2023 National championship Sunday, April 2 Matchup Time (ET) TV (3) LSU vs. (2) Iowa 3:30 p.m. ABC Women\u2019s NCAA Tournament winners history Year Champion Record 1982 Louisiana Tech 35-1 1983 Southern California 31-2 1984 Southern California 29-4 1985 Old Dominion 31-3 1986 Texas 34-0 1987 Tennessee 28-6 1988 Louisiana Tech 32-2 1989 Tennessee 35-2 1990 Stanford 32-1 1991 Tennessee 30-5 1992 Stanford 30-3 1993 Texas Tech 31-3 1994 North Carolina 33-2 1995 UConn 35-0 1996 Tennessee 32-4 1997 Tennessee 29-10 1998 Tennessee 39-0 1999 Purdue 34-1 2000 UConn 36-1 2001 Notre Dame 34-2 2002 UConn 39-0 2003 UConn 37-1 2004 UConn 31-4 2005 Baylor 33-3 2006 Maryland 34-4 2007 Tennessee 34-3 2008 Tennessee 36-2 2009 UConn 39-0 2010 UConn 39-0 2011 Texas A&M 33-5 2012 Baylor 40-0 2013 UConn 35-4 2014 UConn 40-0 2015 UConn 38-1 2016 UConn 38-0 2017 South Carolina 33-4 2018 Notre Dame 34-3 2019 Baylor 37-1 2020 No tournament (COVID-19 pandemic) \u2014 2021 Stanford 31-2 2022 South Carolina 35-2\n\nWhat channel is Iowa vs. LSU on today? Time, TV schedule for 2023 NCAA women\u2019s basketball championship\n\nLSU and Iowa are making history on Sunday when they meet in the NCAA women\u2019s basketball national championship game each seeking their first ever title.\n\n\ud83d\udd34\ud83d\udcfaWatch here\u25ba\u25ba\ud83d\udcf2\ud83d\udc49: https:\/\/shorturl.at\/kzZ47\n\n![576b3.png](\/\/\/raw\/05b\/05\/z\/576b8.png)\n\n\nThe Tigers and Hawkeyes advanced by knocking off the two remaining 1-seeds, Virginia Tech and undefeated reigning champion South Carolina during\u2019s Friday\u2019s Final Four thrillers.\n\nTSN WOMEN\u2019S MARCH MADNESS HQ: Live bracket | TV schedule\n\nLSU mounted a heated fourth-quarter comeback, going on a 15-0 run at one point led by Angel Reese, to win 79-72 and reach the title game in coach Kim Mulkey\u2019s second season helming the program.\n\nIowa held the lead the majority of the game, keeping Aliyah Boston in check while Caitlin Clark cooked up plays and taunted their shooters. She led the Hawkeyes to a 77-73 win over Dawn Staley\u2019s juggernauts, shockingly handing them their first and only loss during the 2023 season.\n\nMORE: Caitlin Clark taunts South Carolina three-point shooter\n\nThe Sporting News has a complete guide to watching No. 3 LSU vs. No. 2 Iowa in the national championship game, including TV channel, start time and previous winners of the NCAA March Madness title.\n\nWhat channel is Iowa vs. LSU on today? TV channel: ABC Live stream: Sling TV, ESPN app LSU vs. Iowa will be broadcast nationally on ABC. The game is also being live streamed through the ESPN app and Sling TV.\n\nMORE: Watch 2023 NCAA Women\u2019s Basketball Championship live on Sling TV\n\nIowa vs. LSU start time Date: Sunday, April 2 Time: 3:30 p.m. ET (12:30 p.m. PT) The national championship game between LSU vs. Iowa will tip off at 3:30 p.m. ET from American Airlines Center in Dallas.\n\nWomen\u2019s Final Four schedule 2023 National championship Sunday, April 2 Matchup Time (ET) TV (3) LSU vs. (2) Iowa 3:30 p.m. ABC Women\u2019s NCAA Tournament winners history Year Champion Record 1982 Louisiana Tech 35-1 1983 Southern California 31-2 1984 Southern California 29-4 1985 Old Dominion 31-3 1986 Texas 34-0 1987 Tennessee 28-6 1988 Louisiana Tech 32-2 1989 Tennessee 35-2 1990 Stanford 32-1 1991 Tennessee 30-5 1992 Stanford 30-3 1993 Texas Tech 31-3 1994 North Carolina 33-2 1995 UConn 35-0 1996 Tennessee 32-4 1997 Tennessee 29-10 1998 Tennessee 39-0 1999 Purdue 34-1 2000 UConn 36-1 2001 Notre Dame 34-2 2002 UConn 39-0 2003 UConn 37-1 2004 UConn 31-4 2005 Baylor 33-3 2006 Maryland 34-4 2007 Tennessee 34-3 2008 Tennessee 36-2 2009 UConn 39-0 2010 UConn 39-0 2011 Texas A&M 33-5 2012 Baylor 40-0 2013 UConn 35-4 2014 UConn 40-0 2015 UConn 38-1 2016 UConn 38-0 2017 South Carolina 33-4 2018 Notre Dame 34-3 2019 Baylor 37-1 2020 No tournament (COVID-19 pandemic) \u2014 2021 Stanford 31-2 2022 South Carolina 35-2\n\nWhat channel is Iowa vs. LSU on today? Time, TV schedule for 2023 NCAA women\u2019s basketball championship\n\nLSU and Iowa are making history on Sunday when they meet in the NCAA women\u2019s basketball national championship game each seeking their first ever title.\n\n\ud83d\udd34\ud83d\udcfaWatch here\u25ba\u25ba\ud83d\udcf2\ud83d\udc49: https:\/\/shorturl.at\/kzZ47\n\n![576b3.png](\/\/\/raw\/05b\/05\/z\/576b8.png)\n\n\nThe Tigers and Hawkeyes advanced by knocking off the two remaining 1-seeds, Virginia Tech and undefeated reigning champion South Carolina during\u2019s Friday\u2019s Final Four thrillers.\n\nTSN WOMEN\u2019S MARCH MADNESS HQ: Live bracket | TV schedule\n\nLSU mounted a heated fourth-quarter comeback, going on a 15-0 run at one point led by Angel Reese, to win 79-72 and reach the title game in coach Kim Mulkey\u2019s second season helming the program.\n\nIowa held the lead the majority of the game, keeping Aliyah Boston in check while Caitlin Clark cooked up plays and taunted their shooters. She led the Hawkeyes to a 77-73 win over Dawn Staley\u2019s juggernauts, shockingly handing them their first and only loss during the 2023 season.\n\nMORE: Caitlin Clark taunts South Carolina three-point shooter\n\nThe Sporting News has a complete guide to watching No. 3 LSU vs. No. 2 Iowa in the national championship game, including TV channel, start time and previous winners of the NCAA March Madness title.\n\nWhat channel is Iowa vs. LSU on today? TV channel: ABC Live stream: Sling TV, ESPN app LSU vs. Iowa will be broadcast nationally on ABC. The game is also being live streamed through the ESPN app and Sling TV.\n\nMORE: Watch 2023 NCAA Women\u2019s Basketball Championship live on Sling TV\n\nIowa vs. LSU start time Date: Sunday, April 2 Time: 3:30 p.m. ET (12:30 p.m. PT) The national championship game between LSU vs. Iowa will tip off at 3:30 p.m. ET from American Airlines Center in Dallas.\n\nWomen\u2019s Final Four schedule 2023 National championship Sunday, April 2 Matchup Time (ET) TV (3) LSU vs. (2) Iowa 3:30 p.m. ABC Women\u2019s NCAA Tournament winners history Year Champion Record 1982 Louisiana Tech 35-1 1983 Southern California 31-2 1984 Southern California 29-4 1985 Old Dominion 31-3 1986 Texas 34-0 1987 Tennessee 28-6 1988 Louisiana Tech 32-2 1989 Tennessee 35-2 1990 Stanford 32-1 1991 Tennessee 30-5 1992 Stanford 30-3 1993 Texas Tech 31-3 1994 North Carolina 33-2 1995 UConn 35-0 1996 Tennessee 32-4 1997 Tennessee 29-10 1998 Tennessee 39-0 1999 Purdue 34-1 2000 UConn 36-1 2001 Notre Dame 34-2 2002 UConn 39-0 2003 UConn 37-1 2004 UConn 31-4 2005 Baylor 33-3 2006 Maryland 34-4 2007 Tennessee 34-3 2008 Tennessee 36-2 2009 UConn 39-0 2010 UConn 39-0 2011 Texas A&M 33-5 2012 Baylor 40-0 2013 UConn 35-4 2014 UConn 40-0 2015 UConn 38-1 2016 UConn 38-0 2017 South Carolina 33-4 2018 Notre Dame 34-3 2019 Baylor 37-1 2020 No tournament (COVID-19 pandemic) \u2014 2021 Stanford 31-2 2022 South Carolina 35-2","comments":0,"created":"2023-04-02T19:20:46Z","files":[],"files-timestamp":0,"id":330795,"love":0,"meta":[],"modified":"2023-04-02T19:24:48Z","name":"++[FREE.streamS**] LSU vs Iowa Basketball Live STREAM@FREE ON 02 April 2023","node-timestamp":"2023-04-02T19:24:48Z","parent":330607,"parents":[1,5,9,313060,330607],"path":"\/events\/ludum-dare\/52\/$330607\/free-streams-lsu-vs-iowa-basketball-live-streamfree-on-02-april-2023","published":"2023-04-02T19:24:48Z","scope":"public","slug":"free-streams-lsu-vs-iowa-basketball-live-streamfree-on-02-april-2023","subsubtype":"","subtype":"","type":"post","version":1028394},"node_metadata":{"n_key":"330795","n_urlkey":"404841","n_parent":"330607","n_path":"\/events\/ludum-dare\/52\/$330607\/free-streams-lsu-vs-iowa-basketball-live-streamfree-on-02-april-2023","n_slug":"free-streams-lsu-vs-iowa-basketb","n_type":"post","n_subtype":"","n_subsubtype":"","n_author":"330605","n_created":"1680463246","n_modified":"1680463488","n_version":"1028394","n_status":"WAYBACK"},"source_url":"https:\/\/ldjam.com\/events\/ludum-dare\/52\/$330607\/free-streams-lsu-vs-iowa-basketball-live-streamfree-on-02-april-2023","text":"if u Can Watch What channel is Iowa vs. LSU on today? Time, TV schedule for 2023 NCAA women\u2019s basketball championship. LSU and Iowa are making history on Sunday when they meet in the NCAA women\u2019s basketball national championship game each seeking their first ever title.\n\n\n\ud83d\udd34\ud83d\udcfaWatch here\u25ba\u25ba\ud83d\udcf2\ud83d\udc49: https:\/\/shorturl.at\/kzZ47\n\n\n![576b3.png](\/\/\/raw\/05b\/05\/z\/576b8.png)\n\n\nThe Tigers and Hawkeyes advanced by knocking off the two remaining 1-seeds, Virginia Tech and undefeated reigning champion South Carolina during\u2019s Friday\u2019s Final Four thrillers.\n\nTSN WOMEN\u2019S MARCH MADNESS HQ: Live bracket | TV schedule\n\nLSU mounted a heated fourth-quarter comeback, going on a 15-0 run at one point led by Angel Reese, to win 79-72 and reach the title game in coach Kim Mulkey\u2019s second season helming the program.\n\nIowa held the lead the majority of the game, keeping Aliyah Boston in check while Caitlin Clark cooked up plays and taunted their shooters. She led the Hawkeyes to a 77-73 win over Dawn Staley\u2019s juggernauts, shockingly handing them their first and only loss during the 2023 season.\n\nMORE: Caitlin Clark taunts South Carolina three-point shooter\n\nThe Sporting News has a complete guide to watching No. 3 LSU vs. No. 2 Iowa in the national championship game, including TV channel, start time and previous winners of the NCAA March Madness title.\n\nWhat channel is Iowa vs. LSU on today? TV channel: ABC Live stream: Sling TV, ESPN app LSU vs. Iowa will be broadcast nationally on ABC. The game is also being live streamed through the ESPN app and Sling TV.\n\nMORE: Watch 2023 NCAA Women\u2019s Basketball Championship live on Sling TV\n\nIowa vs. LSU start time Date: Sunday, April 2 Time: 3:30 p.m. ET (12:30 p.m. PT) The national championship game between LSU vs. Iowa will tip off at 3:30 p.m. ET from American Airlines Center in Dallas.\n\nWomen\u2019s Final Four schedule 2023 National championship Sunday, April 2 Matchup Time (ET) TV (3) LSU vs. (2) Iowa 3:30 p.m. ABC Women\u2019s NCAA Tournament winners history Year Champion Record 1982 Louisiana Tech 35-1 1983 Southern California 31-2 1984 Southern California 29-4 1985 Old Dominion 31-3 1986 Texas 34-0 1987 Tennessee 28-6 1988 Louisiana Tech 32-2 1989 Tennessee 35-2 1990 Stanford 32-1 1991 Tennessee 30-5 1992 Stanford 30-3 1993 Texas Tech 31-3 1994 North Carolina 33-2 1995 UConn 35-0 1996 Tennessee 32-4 1997 Tennessee 29-10 1998 Tennessee 39-0 1999 Purdue 34-1 2000 UConn 36-1 2001 Notre Dame 34-2 2002 UConn 39-0 2003 UConn 37-1 2004 UConn 31-4 2005 Baylor 33-3 2006 Maryland 34-4 2007 Tennessee 34-3 2008 Tennessee 36-2 2009 UConn 39-0 2010 UConn 39-0 2011 Texas A&M 33-5 2012 Baylor 40-0 2013 UConn 35-4 2014 UConn 40-0 2015 UConn 38-1 2016 UConn 38-0 2017 South Carolina 33-4 2018 Notre Dame 34-3 2019 Baylor 37-1 2020 No tournament (COVID-19 pandemic) \u2014 2021 Stanford 31-2 2022 South Carolina 35-2\n\nWhat channel is Iowa vs. LSU on today? Time, TV schedule for 2023 NCAA women\u2019s basketball championship\n\nLSU and Iowa are making history on Sunday when they meet in the NCAA women\u2019s basketball national championship game each seeking their first ever title.\n\n\ud83d\udd34\ud83d\udcfaWatch here\u25ba\u25ba\ud83d\udcf2\ud83d\udc49: https:\/\/shorturl.at\/kzZ47\n\n![576b3.png](\/\/\/raw\/05b\/05\/z\/576b8.png)\n\n\nThe Tigers and Hawkeyes advanced by knocking off the two remaining 1-seeds, Virginia Tech and undefeated reigning champion South Carolina during\u2019s Friday\u2019s Final Four thrillers.\n\nTSN WOMEN\u2019S MARCH MADNESS HQ: Live bracket | TV schedule\n\nLSU mounted a heated fourth-quarter comeback, going on a 15-0 run at one point led by Angel Reese, to win 79-72 and reach the title game in coach Kim Mulkey\u2019s second season helming the program.\n\nIowa held the lead the majority of the game, keeping Aliyah Boston in check while Caitlin Clark cooked up plays and taunted their shooters. She led the Hawkeyes to a 77-73 win over Dawn Staley\u2019s juggernauts, shockingly handing them their first and only loss during the 2023 season.\n\nMORE: Caitlin Clark taunts South Carolina three-point shooter\n\nThe Sporting News has a complete guide to watching No. 3 LSU vs. No. 2 Iowa in the national championship game, including TV channel, start time and previous winners of the NCAA March Madness title.\n\nWhat channel is Iowa vs. LSU on today? TV channel: ABC Live stream: Sling TV, ESPN app LSU vs. Iowa will be broadcast nationally on ABC. The game is also being live streamed through the ESPN app and Sling TV.\n\nMORE: Watch 2023 NCAA Women\u2019s Basketball Championship live on Sling TV\n\nIowa vs. LSU start time Date: Sunday, April 2 Time: 3:30 p.m. ET (12:30 p.m. PT) The national championship game between LSU vs. Iowa will tip off at 3:30 p.m. ET from American Airlines Center in Dallas.\n\nWomen\u2019s Final Four schedule 2023 National championship Sunday, April 2 Matchup Time (ET) TV (3) LSU vs. (2) Iowa 3:30 p.m. ABC Women\u2019s NCAA Tournament winners history Year Champion Record 1982 Louisiana Tech 35-1 1983 Southern California 31-2 1984 Southern California 29-4 1985 Old Dominion 31-3 1986 Texas 34-0 1987 Tennessee 28-6 1988 Louisiana Tech 32-2 1989 Tennessee 35-2 1990 Stanford 32-1 1991 Tennessee 30-5 1992 Stanford 30-3 1993 Texas Tech 31-3 1994 North Carolina 33-2 1995 UConn 35-0 1996 Tennessee 32-4 1997 Tennessee 29-10 1998 Tennessee 39-0 1999 Purdue 34-1 2000 UConn 36-1 2001 Notre Dame 34-2 2002 UConn 39-0 2003 UConn 37-1 2004 UConn 31-4 2005 Baylor 33-3 2006 Maryland 34-4 2007 Tennessee 34-3 2008 Tennessee 36-2 2009 UConn 39-0 2010 UConn 39-0 2011 Texas A&M 33-5 2012 Baylor 40-0 2013 UConn 35-4 2014 UConn 40-0 2015 UConn 38-1 2016 UConn 38-0 2017 South Carolina 33-4 2018 Notre Dame 34-3 2019 Baylor 37-1 2020 No tournament (COVID-19 pandemic) \u2014 2021 Stanford 31-2 2022 South Carolina 35-2\n\nWhat channel is Iowa vs. LSU on today? Time, TV schedule for 2023 NCAA women\u2019s basketball championship\n\nLSU and Iowa are making history on Sunday when they meet in the NCAA women\u2019s basketball national championship game each seeking their first ever title.\n\n\ud83d\udd34\ud83d\udcfaWatch here\u25ba\u25ba\ud83d\udcf2\ud83d\udc49: https:\/\/shorturl.at\/kzZ47\n\n![576b3.png](\/\/\/raw\/05b\/05\/z\/576b8.png)\n\n\nThe Tigers and Hawkeyes advanced by knocking off the two remaining 1-seeds, Virginia Tech and undefeated reigning champion South Carolina during\u2019s Friday\u2019s Final Four thrillers.\n\nTSN WOMEN\u2019S MARCH MADNESS HQ: Live bracket | TV schedule\n\nLSU mounted a heated fourth-quarter comeback, going on a 15-0 run at one point led by Angel Reese, to win 79-72 and reach the title game in coach Kim Mulkey\u2019s second season helming the program.\n\nIowa held the lead the majority of the game, keeping Aliyah Boston in check while Caitlin Clark cooked up plays and taunted their shooters. She led the Hawkeyes to a 77-73 win over Dawn Staley\u2019s juggernauts, shockingly handing them their first and only loss during the 2023 season.\n\nMORE: Caitlin Clark taunts South Carolina three-point shooter\n\nThe Sporting News has a complete guide to watching No. 3 LSU vs. No. 2 Iowa in the national championship game, including TV channel, start time and previous winners of the NCAA March Madness title.\n\nWhat channel is Iowa vs. LSU on today? TV channel: ABC Live stream: Sling TV, ESPN app LSU vs. Iowa will be broadcast nationally on ABC. The game is also being live streamed through the ESPN app and Sling TV.\n\nMORE: Watch 2023 NCAA Women\u2019s Basketball Championship live on Sling TV\n\nIowa vs. LSU start time Date: Sunday, April 2 Time: 3:30 p.m. ET (12:30 p.m. PT) The national championship game between LSU vs. Iowa will tip off at 3:30 p.m. ET from American Airlines Center in Dallas.\n\nWomen\u2019s Final Four schedule 2023 National championship Sunday, April 2 Matchup Time (ET) TV (3) LSU vs. (2) Iowa 3:30 p.m. ABC Women\u2019s NCAA Tournament winners history Year Champion Record 1982 Louisiana Tech 35-1 1983 Southern California 31-2 1984 Southern California 29-4 1985 Old Dominion 31-3 1986 Texas 34-0 1987 Tennessee 28-6 1988 Louisiana Tech 32-2 1989 Tennessee 35-2 1990 Stanford 32-1 1991 Tennessee 30-5 1992 Stanford 30-3 1993 Texas Tech 31-3 1994 North Carolina 33-2 1995 UConn 35-0 1996 Tennessee 32-4 1997 Tennessee 29-10 1998 Tennessee 39-0 1999 Purdue 34-1 2000 UConn 36-1 2001 Notre Dame 34-2 2002 UConn 39-0 2003 UConn 37-1 2004 UConn 31-4 2005 Baylor 33-3 2006 Maryland 34-4 2007 Tennessee 34-3 2008 Tennessee 36-2 2009 UConn 39-0 2010 UConn 39-0 2011 Texas A&M 33-5 2012 Baylor 40-0 2013 UConn 35-4 2014 UConn 40-0 2015 UConn 38-1 2016 UConn 38-0 2017 South Carolina 33-4 2018 Notre Dame 34-3 2019 Baylor 37-1 2020 No tournament (COVID-19 pandemic) \u2014 2021 Stanford 31-2 2022 South Carolina 35-2","title":"++[FREE.streamS**] LSU vs Iowa Basketball Live STREAM@FREE ON 02 April 2023","wayback_source":[]}