The Caitlin Clark hype is not dying down any time soon. Within an hour of the Indiana Fever taking Clark with the No. 1 pick in Monday's WNBA draft, her jerseys were nearly sold out at the Fanatics online store. In one hour, Fanatics shows that it has sold out of Caitlin Clark's Fever jersey in XS, M, L, XL and XXL.
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The WNBA’s best will be ready and waiting for the likely No. 1 overall selection. And by the time Clark’s rookie season is done, she will have played almost non-stop for a calendar year.
The league’s marketing machine is ramping up around Clark, Angel Reese, Cameron Brink and Kamilla Cardoso in a pivotal season of growth and development.
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Caitlin Clark and this year’s WNBA Draft class set yet another all-time viewership record on Monday night.
South Carolina's coach had some things to say on the GOAT conversation one day before the Gamecocks face Clark in the national championship.
Clark is a near lock to go No. 1 overall in the WNBA Draft, but Reese’s draft picture and professional future are much murkier.
Caitlin Clark put up 18 points in the first quarter on Sunday afternoon, which marked another championship game record.
Clark broke all kinds of records and took Iowa further than it'd ever been before. Her impact on the game, though, extends well beyond the lines — regardless of how her college career ended.
For 20 minutes Monday, Iowa and LSU put on a show. Then Caitlin Clark seized the spotlight, breaking more records in the process.
Caitlin Clark won National Player of the Year again, and South Carolina's Dawn Staley won Coach of the Year for the third straight season.
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