Iowa governor honors friendly bet made with La. governor ahead of National Championship
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BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - The governors of Louisiana and Iowa made a friendly bet on social media on Sunday, April 2, ahead of the National Championship between the Tigers and the Hawkeyes.
LSU won the title with a 102-85 victory over Iowa and Gov. Kim Reynolds is holding up her end.
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Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards initiated the exchange by saying he’d be willing to bet some Louisiana boudin that coach Kim Mulkey and the LSU Lady Tigers would bring the National Championship back to Baton Rouge. Gov. Reynolds responded by saying she was betting Iowa pork that coach Lisa Bluder and the Iowa Hawkeyes could get the big win.
I'm in!
— Gov. Kim Reynolds (@IAGovernor) April 2, 2023
I’ll put Iowa Pork on @LisaBluder and our @IowaWBB to bring the championship home!
Go Hawks! https://t.co/HNXJlv6Bqq
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