Tag: Caitlin Clark

  • Audi Crooks Chasing History

    Audi Crooks is chasing history as a 6-foot-3 center out of Iowa State. She has the potential to do wonders.

    She is a 2025-All American that recently tied Caitlin Clark’s Iowa record for 37+ points accounted four times in a single season. She has been working with two penetrating scorers on Iowa State’s offense and shooting the ball back up.

    There is no proper back up for Crooks. She currently leads the nation in scoring and has scored in double figures 79 consecutive times.

    Crooks deserves merit to her credit as she continues to lead Iowa St. 10th in the nation.

  • Why Amazon Prime Basketball is off to its Worst Start

    Amazon Prime basketball is off to its worst start for many reasons.

    One, WNBA Hall of Famer Candace Parker is on the broadcast. She has helped contribute to the WNBA in so many ways which is why a former WNBA player or star should not be placed on the broadcast unless its Caitlin Clark.

    Caitlin Clark did charity work, supported her community, and most of all made a hot impression. Clark would be the most reasonable option, here.

    Secondly, they just do not matchup with the profile of Amazon Prime: Football. Using that platform, will certainly engage newer audiences but instead they introduce the same broadcasters from TNT’s hottest show at the time, “inside the NBA,” featuring Kenny Smith, Shaquille O’Neal, Ernie Johnson, and Charles Barkley.

    This is a mistake, which can be corrected.

  • Recapping Indiana Fever vs. Los Angeles Sparks

    The Indiana Fever and Los Angeles Sparks battle for hopes of a playoff position. Fever went onto defeat the Sparks by a final score of 76-75. Odyssey Sims and Lexie Hull were clutch without Caitlin Clark who will be the key heading into the WNBA playoffs.

    The Fever added adept talent depth to go along with Clark such as Aliyah Boston and Kelsey Mitchell. Three-pointers were on pointers and are critical heading into this stretch on the road.

    Despite a towering block by Cameron Brink, the Los Angeles Sparks got onto 7-0 hot start of their own. Kelsey Plum was the leading scorer with 12.

    These women have played excellent but now it comes down to a challenging test soon to determine the Sparks (17-20) and Fever (21-19) outcome in the WNBA seeded playoffs.

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  • Caitlin Clark Everyone

    Caitlin Clark Everyone

    Caitlin Clark is a really tricky name. It can be spelled differently and define character of the recent 17,000+ WNBA debut sellout and Indianapolis hurrah fans have clamored for since legendary quarterback and Omaha Productions concierge Peyton Manning. Clark is not a circus show.

    Clark, in her debut, turned over the ball 10 times but subsequently was penalized with 9 points. To rewind, Clark netted single digits one time in Iowa college. And to rewind back further, she saw a crowd of 300+ only in her freshman year during the Covid-19 pandemic era.

    Clark has come a long way towards earning less than $100,000 in the pros but Clark has proven to be a tremendous leader. She has handled herself in the best way possible during press conferences despite that eager desire to increase charter flight percentages, marketing, salaries, and the spectrum of Indiana.

    Clark is not stopping. She and the Indiana Fever have the defending champ Las Vegas Aces approaching including the Seattle Storm. She struggled against former MVP Breanna Stewart recently and there are going to be moments Clark and even Sabrina Ionescu who failed to defeat Stephen Curry, learn from adversity.

    The WNBA is a sizzling league right now. Ratings are increasing and fans are favorably immersed. The summer might be interesting but to Candace Parker. Sorry girl, the dog days are meant for picking up the measly pet’s mess.