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Caitlin Clark , Has No Regrets , Following Loss <br/>to South Carolina.<br/>Clark and the Iowa Hawkeyes lost 87-75 <br/>to the South Carolina Gamecocks in the national championship game on April 7.<br/>Even though the Hawkeyes lost in the finals both <br/>this year to South Carolina and last year to LSU, .<br/>Iowa had only made it to the Final Four <br/>one other time in 1993, ESPN reports. .<br/>Iowa had only made it to the Final Four <br/>one other time in 1993, ESPN reports. .<br/>When I reflect back on my <br/>[Iowa] career, I know I gave <br/>it every single thing I had, Caitlin Clark, via statement.<br/>Basically, everybody believed <br/>there's no way Iowa was making <br/>the Final Four once. But to do it <br/>twice? That's pretty incredible, Caitlin Clark, via statement.<br/>Clark also said that she has no regrets <br/>about how her college career ended. .<br/>Clark also said that she has no regrets <br/>about how her college career ended. .<br/>Whether it's the way the fans have <br/>supported me, the way I've been able <br/>to represent my state where I grew up, <br/>my family being at every single game -- , Caitlin Clark, via statement.<br/>... there's not a regret in my <br/>mind of how things went, Caitlin Clark, via statement.<br/>I'll be able to sleep every night <br/>even though I never won a <br/>national championship, Caitlin Clark, via statement.<br/>Clark leaves Iowa as one of the <br/>best players in NCAA history.<br/>Clark leaves Iowa as one of the <br/>best players in NCAA history.<br/>She had 3,951 points, 1,144 assists and 990 rebounds throughout the course of her college career.<br/>Clark has her eyes set on the WNBA next. She's expected to be the No. 1 draft pick by the Indiana Fever on April 15, ESPN reports. .<br/>Clark has her eyes set on the WNBA next. She's expected to be the No. 1 draft pick by the Indiana Fever on April 15, ESPN reports.