Caitlin Clark Reflects on Transformative Rookie Year in WNBA
The Indiana Fever star discusses her record-breaking season, challenges of transitioning from college, and her love for Taylor Swift on the Kelce brothers' podcast.
- Caitlin Clark described her rookie WNBA season as 'life-changing,' earning accolades like Rookie of the Year and setting multiple records, including most assists in a season.
- Clark highlighted the challenges of moving directly from college to the WNBA, navigating a new environment, and balancing high expectations as a top draft pick.
- She credited veteran teammates and a mid-season Olympic break for helping her adjust, leading to a strong finish to the season with the Indiana Fever making the playoffs.
- Clark shared her enthusiasm for Taylor Swift's Eras Tour, attending multiple shows and turning her mom into a 'full Swiftie,' while also connecting with Travis Kelce at one concert.
- She reflected on her early recruitment in seventh grade, her decision to play at Iowa, and her desire to inspire growth in women's basketball both on and off the court.
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