Iowa's Caitlin Clark Undecided on Future as She Dominates Women's College Basketball

Clark, a potential No. 1 WNBA draft pick, weighs between pursuing a professional career or staying in college for a fifth year.

Caitlin Clark, a senior at Iowa, is currently leading in women's college basketball with an average of 30.2 points per game and is the ninth all-time highest scorer with 3,079 career points as of December 21.
Clark has the option to exercise a fifth-year of eligibility due to the COVID-affected 2020-21 season, but remains undecided on whether to take the next step in her basketball career or stay in college.
If Clark declares for the WNBA, she is likely to be picked by the Indiana Fever, which won the WNBA's lottery for the 2024 Draft.
Clark's performance has improved in most of her advanced statistical categories this season, including scoring more points, improving her efficiency rates, reducing her turnovers, and improving her defensive rating.
Despite her individual success, Clark's ultimate goal is to lead the Iowa Hawkeyes to a national championship, a title that has eluded her so far.