Caitlin Clark says "It was the camera angle and AI" after she was pictured looking noticeably bigger during NCAA Tournament.

Before she was drafted No. 1 overall by the Indiana Fever last April, Caitlin Clark seemingly had a target on her back. Many WNBA veterans took exception to

Iowa Hawkeyes legend Caitlin Clark once dominated the men's practice squad during her collegiate basketball days.

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During their conversation, Clark shared an outstanding story about a time where her Iowa women's team had a scrimmage against the men's Hawkeyes practice team. It was during that

Iowa superstar Caitlin Clark declared for the 2024 WNBA Draft on Thursday, and the Indiana Fever wasted no time with reminding fans that they have the No. 1 pick this year. The Fever posted a few tweets shortly after Clark announced her decision on X,

The WNBA’s overall attendance increased by 48% year-on-year to its highest level in over 20 years during Clark’s rookie season. The phenomenon has been coined “The Caitlin Clark effect.” November 12, 2019 - Clark announces she will be playing basketball at the University of Iowa.

Iowa senior Lucy Olsen did about as good a job as any player could, replacing Caitlin Clark after her departure to the WNBA. In her senior year, after three years at Villanova, Olsen showed out, leading the team in points and assists with 17.

Paige Bueckers winning the national championship made Angel Reese "proud" of the 2020 class, and even claimed that its the greatest recruiting class in women's basketball history