The UConn vs. Iowa NCAA Final Four game was overshadowed by a contentious offensive foul call favoring Caitlin Clark and the Hawkeyes.

A video uploaded to X provides the optimal angle to assess the legality of Aaliyah Edwards’ screen.

Following a UConn timeout, Aaliyah Edwards positioned herself to set a pick on the wing for Paige Bueckers, aiming to create an opportunity for the game-winning jumper.

However, Edwards was called for a moving screen with just 3.9 seconds remaining. This turnover granted possession to the Hawkeyes, who maintained control until the final buzzer, resulting in a 71-69 loss for the Huskies.

“I wasn’t given an explanation,” Edwards said after the loss. “There was no real time to get an explanation. From my point of view, it was pretty clean.”

LeBron James reacts to Iowa-UConn ending

With Iowa up by one point and only a couple of seconds left, Aaliyah Edwards was called for an offensive foul for a moving screen. LeBron James and many others reacted in a stunned manner.

It was a questionable call that ended up deciding the outcome of the game.

Paige Bueckers had received the ball and had time to make a play. She may have ended up missing her shot, but we weren’t able to find out.

It’s a call that will be talked about for a while, particularly if Clark and Iowa end up beating South Carolina in the final game. It shouldn’t taint their legacy, but it would to some fans.

For Iowa, Clark’s remarkable season culminates in the final game, as she aims to conclude her record-breaking career with a national championship.