On the same day, a LeBron James sports card sold for $1.159 million Caitlin Clark broke another record, this time in women’s sports cards! A rookie card featuring her signature sold for $366,000, including the buyer’s premium,

Indiana Fever franchise star Caitlin Clark is ready to take the footwear game by storm after inking a multi-million dollar endorsement deal with Nike that includes her own signature sneaker. We’ve already seen a massive marketing machine behind Clark and there’s no question that her debut shoes will become an instant hit.

For her, playing alongside Caitlin Clark was more than just a wish. The post Insider Confirms Caitlin Clark’s Close Associate Leaving Iowa as College Basketball Community Left Shocked appeared first on EssentiallySports.

Social media is spiraling after a new Fox Sports' ranking of the all-time best women's college basketball players.

According to reports, Nike is set to release Caitlin Clark's player-exclusive Kobe 5 and 6 Protro on June 1 and October 1, respectively.

Stars seemed to have aligned for Paige Bueckers when she announced she wasn't done with UConn just yet last spring. The post Paige Bueckers Threatens Caitlin Clark’s NCAA Tournament Record With Her Career High Sweet 16 Performance appeared first on EssentiallySports.

This marks the first tournament since Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark departed from the Iowa Hawkeyes for the WNBA. Clark became one of the best college basketball players the nation has ever seen for both men's and women's.

Since her historic run in Iowa, Clark has broken into the mainstream as one of the most notable names across all sports. While Bueckers has become a more prominent figure in basketball, she hasn't nearly been on the same meteoric rise as the Indiana Fever guard.

During a March 16 segment that was titled 'Is Caitlin Clark The Greatest Of All Time In College Basketball?', ESPN analysts Sam Ravech, Ari Chambers, and Alexa Philippou ranked the five greatest female college basketball players of all time — and left former Iowa Hawkeyes icon Caitlin Clark out of their top five.

The University of Iowa will always be a cherished place for Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark. While playing with the Hawkeyes, Clark led the team to back-to-back championships and became the NCAA Division I all-time leading scorer (3,

ESPN's ratings are up 3% over last year, the first season of the post-Caitlin Clark Era for NCAA women's basketball. "Women's sports are a thing now."