WNBA Coaches DIDN’T HOLD BACK And Finally PRAISE Caitlin Clark!
You know you’ve reached another level when some of the best basketball minds in the world start taking notice—and that’s exactly what’s happening with Caitlin Clark of the WNBA Indiana Fever. WNBA coaches have been lining up to give her the credit she deserves such as Becky Hammon, Stephanie White, and even Cheryl Reeve.
‘I’m Crying Kylie’ — WNBA Star Caitlin Clark Reacts to Former Iowa Teammate Kylie Feuerbach Introducing Her Puppy to Hawkeyes Hooper
Caitlin Clark Reacts to Kylie Feuerbach’s Hilarious TikTok Video
The video began with the Iowa senior entering the building with her dog, then entering the elevator. The next video showed Tobi being welcomed by Hawkeye players before the next video showed Tobi inside Feuerbach’s locker.
Next, Tobi watched Iowa players during practice and even ran around the court before channeling his inner “Houdini” to free himself from his leash to run towards his exit. Finally, Tobi is back in Feuerbach’s arms, and she ends the video with a close-up shot of herself smiling.
“Tobi’s first time at Carver,” the video was captioned.
Clark was left in stitches and shared her reaction in the comment section.
“Apparently I’m Houdini. I’m crying Kylie,” Clark wrote.
Clark and Feuerbach were not just teammates, but they were also roommates at Iowa.
Caitlin Clark Declared Face of NBA
There is an ongoing debate about who should be declared the face of the NBA. While NBA stars, Anthony Edwards and LeBron James have been touted as the perfect candidates, both have rejected the crown, citing relentless criticisms from fans and experts.
However, former Minnesota Timberwolves guard Rashad McCants had settled the debate after he named the Indiana Fever star as the face of the NBA in a post on X on Saturday.
“THE FACE OF THE NBA IS CAITLIN CLARK!!! Yea I said it!!!! She has handled criticism better than the people you consider THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME!!!!! @CaitlinClark22 your the GOAT!!!” McCants declared.
Clark is the current Rookie of the Year in the WNBA and has a big profile, as fans and experts regard her as a face of women’s basketball.
The former Iowa women’s college basketball star continued to make waves as tickets for the Indiana Fever star’s preseason game against Brazil in Iowa City sold out in 40 minutes on Thursday. The cheapest seats were priced at $500, while some tickets reached as high as over $1,600. The contest will take place on May 4.
