[ad_1] Indiana Fever/X Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese expressed that in 20 years, she wants to look back and see that the reason people watch women’s basketball is not just because of one person, but also because of her. She wants everyone to recognize her contribution. “I’ll look back in 20 years and be like…
[ad_1] Photo: Iowa Women’s Basketball/Twitter Caitlin Clark’s transition to the WNBA took another step on Sunday as the Indiana Fever commenced their training camp. As the NCAA’s all-time leading scorer, Clark is beginning to grasp the disparities between the professional and collegiate levels. “It’s definitely different, but that’s what you expect when you start a…
[ad_1] Photo: Iowa Women’s Basketball/Twitter Tim McGraw paid tribute to Caitlin Clark, the first pick in the WNBA Draft by the Indiana Fever, during his concert in Indianapolis. The country star incorporated Clark’s jersey into his performance just three days after the draft at his Standing Room Only Tour stop in town. The Fever’s X…
[ad_1] Last Sunday, Caitlin Clark was selected first overall by the Indiana Fever in the 2024 WNBA Draft. She finished up a dazzling senior season at Iowa and is set to take on the next chapter of her career. Clark will be playing in the WNBA next season. Fanatics announced that their initial batch of…
[ad_1] Photo: Iowa Women’s Basketball/Twitter Jemele Hill believes that A’ja Wilson should have her own signature shoe, following the news that Caitlin Clark will be receiving one before even starting in the WNBA. As reported by The Athletic, Clark will become one of the few WNBA players with a signature shoe and is also close…
[ad_1] Zach Edey’s remarkable performance in the national championship game against UConn was a standout moment in his college career. Despite scoring 37 points, the most in a national championship game since 1978, the Purdue center left the court stoically, much like the way he entered the program four years ago. His subdued exit was…
[ad_1] Speaking in front of 8,000 fans at Iowa for a season-end celebration, NCAA star Caitlin Clark expressed her gratitude for the honor of having her number 22 jersey retired by the school. “You’ve all inspired me as much as I’ve inspired you, allowing me to live my dream every day. I am very thankful,”…
