Caitlin Clark Recruitment Issues

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Caitlin Clark Is Recruiting Sabrina Ionescu to Indiana Fever

"Geno never came" - Caitlin Clark on never being recruited by Geno Auriemma to come to UConn

Although the team has had plenty of outstanding players wear the iconic blue and white jersey, head coach Geno Auriemma has always been the head of the snake.

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Caitlin Clark Is Recruiting Sabrina Ionescu to the Indiana Fever

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Caitlin Clark is blatantly trying to recruit Liberty 3-point shooter to the Indiana Fever

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Caitlin Clark injury update: Fever star has no return timeline as she misses fourth straight game

Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark will miss her fourth consecutive game with a right groin injury on Sunday when her team travels to the Windy City to take on the Chicago Sky.

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Caitlin Clark-Less Fever Shine the Spotlight on One Player After Win Against Aces

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“Best Possible News”: Fans React to Indiana Fever’s Caitlin Clark Update

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Kelsey Mitchell scores 21 points and Fever beat Aces 80-70 without Caitlin Clark

"These soft-tissue injuries sometimes nag until you can actually have time to really allow them to heal," said Indiana coach Stephanie White.

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Caitlin Clark Likely Won't Appreciate Indiana Fever Teammate's Latest Comments

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WNBA Receives Bad Caitlin Clark News on Wednesday

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Caitlin Clark just wants to play basketball. But culture warriors want her on their side

The WNBA superstar doesn't consider herself a controversial person, so why is she at the heart of so many controversies?

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Caitlin Clark talks WNBA salary problems as CBA negotiations continue

Caitlin Clark, despite not leading her WNBA All-Star team on the court against Team Phee due to a groin injury, has remained a significant figure in Indianapolis and isn't shy about taking shots off the court— this time targeting the current WNBA pay scale.

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Caitlin Clark Issues Demand to WNBA Commissioner

Caitlin Clark won her first WNBA championship of any kind on Tuesday when the Indiana Fever defeated the Minnesota Lynx 74-59 in the 2025 WNBA Commissioner's Cup final. Advertisement