How to watch Colorado vs. Iowa: Odds, stream, TV channel in Women's NCAA Tournament

All eyes are on Iowa star Caitlin Clark as she looks to continue building on her outstanding legacy in her pursuit to lead the Hawkeyes to a national championship. But Colorado now stands in their way, as the Buffaloes and Hawkeyes will square off in the Sweet Sixteen in one of the most intriguing matchups of the Women’s NCAA Tournament.

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Both teams boast double-digit victories in each of their previous March Madness matchups. But who will be more dominant with Elite Eight stakes now on the line? Check out how to make sure you miss none of the action and who Vegas is favoring in Iowa and Colorado’s Sweet Sixteen showdown below.

How to watch Colorado vs. Iowa

Date: Saturday, March 30, 2024 at 3:30 PM ET

Location: MVP Arena – Albany, New York

TV Channel: ABC

Live Stream: Fubo (Try for free)

Odds for Colorado vs. Iowa

The Hawkeyes are 8.5-point favorites over Colorado on Saturday according to DraftKings Sportsbook. As Iowa also has -410 odds on the moneyline and Colorado sits at profitable +320 odds if they can pull off the upset with an outright win versus a top seed. Notably, Iowa has not covered the spread in both of their NCAA Tournament games, but Colorado has in their first and second-round matchups.

The point total for the game also sits at an over-under of 162.5. The highest point total for any Women’s Sweet Sixteen game this year in what’s expected to be a high-scoring matchup. As Iowa’s offense has led college basketball in scoring this season with 92 points per game, the highest mark for a women’s team since the 2015-2016 season.

Iowa’s currently one of the hottest teams in the country, boasting a 31-4 overall record this season after winning eight straight games and their third-straight tournament title. Clark also won her third straight Big Ten Tournament Most Outstanding Player Award in the process to go along with her multitude of accolades. As the Buffaloes will surely have their focus on slowing down college basketball’s all-time leading scorer if they want to pull out the upset win.

The Buffaloes opened up the season with one of the most impressive wins of the year, defeating the defending national champion LSU Tigers who beat the Hawkeyes in last season’s national championship game. Featuring a three-headed monster of Aaronette Vonleh, Jaylyn Sherrod, and Frida Formann who all averaged double-figure points per game and have alternated being Colorado’s leading scorer throughout the season.