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Caitlin Clark: the case for the GOAT

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    Caitlin Clark: the case for the GOAT

    Guard · Fever · Born 22 January 2002, Des Moines, Iowa, USA · Career 2024–present

    A deep-shooting, flashy point guard who became NCAA Division I's all-time leading scorer at Iowa and joined the Indiana Fever as the 2024 first pick.

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    Why Caitlin Clark could be the GOAT

    Clark changed women's basketball more quickly than anyone, smashing the NCAA scoring record and drawing record audiences. Her logo-range shooting and passing earned All-WNBA First Team honours as a rookie. Her résumé is still young, but her influence is already historic.

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