Angel Reese has spoken out after she claimed to have received threats throughout the past year since winning the national championship - before admitting she has not felt peace this year. 's LSU were defeated by Iowa as was able to exact her revenge from last year's championship game - with the . Clark and Reese were both starred in the game, with the former scoring 41 points with 12 assists while Reese registered 17 points and 20 rebounds in a valiant effort. Reese has had somewhat of a tough season a year after winning the national championship, including , as well as being the target of criticism after some accused her of taunting in last year's championship win over the Hawkeyes. And in a telling interview after the game, Reese opened up on the difficulties she had been through personally throughout the season. After the loss, Reese told reporters: "I just try to stay strong. I’ve been through so much, I’ve seen so much, I've been attacked so many times. Death threats, I've been sexualized, I've been threatened … so many things and I’ve stood strong every single time. And I just try to stand strong for my teammates because I don’t want them to see me down and not be there for them. "I'm still human. All this has happened since I won the national championship and I said the other day I haven't had peace since then. And it sucks, but I still wouldn’t change. I wouldn’t change anything and I would still sit here and say I’m unapologetically me. I’m gonna always leave that mark and be who I am." When asked what Caitlin Clark said to her in their in postgame handshake, Reese added: “She just told me continue to be a great player and I told her continue to be a great player as well and keep elevating the game and go win it.” Reese had with Iowa fans sarcastically waving at her as she left the floor, including Jason Sudeikis, a Clark fan, seen among the people in the crowd Monday night mocking Reese. The LSU star likely played her last game in college, with her projected to be a top 10 pick in the upcoming WNBA Draft. However, she admitted that she is yet to make her decision. She said: "I’ll make a decision when I’m ready.” However, all indications point to her making the move to the pro's, after she told in September: "Our ultimate goal is to win another national championship. But personally, I aspire to make it to the WNBA. While I do have the option for another year, I do want to get out of college, start life outside of school, and pursue my WNBA dreams. It’s been a challenging but rewarding four years, and I’m excited to continue improving at LSU and beyond."