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Kelsey Mitchell and Caitlin Clark formed one of the WNBA’s top backcourts this season, with the Indiana Fever making an MVP case for both guards. But playing alongside one of the biggest stars in sports brings attention that goes well beyond basketball.
Wherever Caitlin Clark goes, the spotlight seems to follow. The Indiana Fever star’s WNBA season may be over, but her latest television appearance showed that her pull extends well beyond basketball.
Caitlin Clark’s decision to appear on ESPN’s College GameDay has sparked a fresh debate, particularly because of her appearance alongside Pat McAfee. The Indiana Fever star returned to Iowa City after her team’s first-round playoff exit against the defending champion Las Vegas Aces.
Caitlin Clark helped ESPN reach historic viewership numbers for this past weekend's College GameDay episode in Iowa.
Indiana Fever averaged nearly twice the viewers of non-Fever games, with Caitlin Clark's streaming audience topping traditional TV broadcasts.
It is no secret that Caitlin Clark is a fan of the NFL and follows the Kansas City Chiefs. In recent years, Clark has been invited to watch the Chiefs in action and even attended a game with Taylor Swift, the wife of Travis Kelce.
After the Indiana Fever failed to perform in the postseason, speculation about Kelsey Mitchell’s movement has been swirling around on social media. She led the offense with 24.
Former ESPN anchor Linda Cohn has pushed back on a controversial take about the Indiana Fever and Sophie Cunningham, making her feelings clear with a six-word statement. The criticism came after a recent article argued that Cunningham had become too much of a distraction around the Fever and…
Candace Buckner wants Indiana to reconsider Cunningham’s future, but the Fever’s general manager offered a different assessment.
Candace Buckner wants Indiana to reconsider Cunningham’s future, but the Fever’s general manager offered a different assessment.
