Caitlin Clark, Paige Bueckers have potential to lead charge in maximizing exposure for women’s basketball
Iowa's Caitlin Clark has made an impact that goes far beyond the sweet-16 Hawkeye basketball team. The 6-foot freshman set the college basketball world on fire over the last month with her jaw-dropping step-back threes, dribble drives to the hoop, out of this world passing and has emerged as one of the faces of the sport.
Iowa’s Caitlin Clark has made an impact that goes far beyond the sweet-16 Hawkeye basketball team. The 6-foot freshman set the college basketball world on fire over the last month with her jaw-dropping step-back threes, dribble drives to the hoop, out of this world passing and has emerged as one of the faces of the sport.
Clark led the nation in total assists (214), total points (799), points per game (26.6), field goals made (266), 3-pointers made (116), and ranked second in assists per game (7.1) and 3-pointers per game (3.87).
When people like NBA star Kevin Durant, rap megastar Travis Scott and celebrities from coast-to-coast take time to praise your game on social media, you’re doing something right. On Saturday, Clark and UConn star Paige Bueckers put on a spectacular show.