First Reaction with WIFE to Caitlin Clark 2023 NCAA Tournament Highlights! 7FootReacts

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  • @michaelmarrone8753
    @michaelmarrone8753 Жыл бұрын

    Caitlin Clark is 6 foot tall Junior with a COVID year remaining (Kind of like a red shirt year). She is the first NCAA player in tournament history to have back to back 40+ point games and is the only player in NCAA tournament history to have a 40 point triple double men's or women's tournament play. Her coach said that on game days Caitlin is in the gym at 5:30 a.m. and shoots from the logo until she makes 30 in a row. She reminds me of a cross between Larry Bird and Steph Curry.

  • @7footreacts

    @7footreacts

    Жыл бұрын

    Yeah she is tough 🔥

  • @michaelmarrone8753

    @michaelmarrone8753

    Жыл бұрын

    @@7footreacts As for her NIL deals, She has turned down one organization, that being the Coralville Food Pantry. They offered to pay her for helping to promote them. She told them no, because her belief was to help them for free. In the last 3 years she has raised $80,000 for the CFP. She does appearances at the food pantry and will do autographs as long as the donation is $22.00 and two food or hygiene products.

  • @nancy9891

    @nancy9891

    Ай бұрын

    She didn’t have a covid year

  • @UncleFanley

    @UncleFanley

    Ай бұрын

    She did not have a covid year, but she was eligible. She could have tried to get a NCAA title or cement her scoring record to an impossible high, but she stuck to a regular 4 years.

  • @doobiedave9686
    @doobiedave9686 Жыл бұрын

    Caitlin Clark averaged 31.9 ppg in the tournament and her 191 total points in the tournament was the most ever single NCAA tournament, men's or women's. She a beast !!! You're going to hit 1k subs by the end of April 👍👏✌️

  • @jacobwatson3781

    @jacobwatson3781

    Жыл бұрын

    Also most assits in an NCAA tournament

  • @troywill3159

    @troywill3159

    Жыл бұрын

    Clark didn't win the Game!

  • @kasonrobinson795
    @kasonrobinson795 Жыл бұрын

    Great reaction and Caitlin Clark is a beast and she had a historic run this year! She's definitely the best player in the nation and I was upset when they lost but I know her and Iowa will be back next year and I can't wait! I love women's basketball and Caitlin brought a lot of casual fans to watch and it's only going to up from here. And she broke so many records that's going to be remembered and records that can't be broken she's phenomenal! The LSU vs Iowa matchup has the most viewers ever to watch a women's college basketball game and it did not disappoint. Amazing game but wished Iowa would've came out with a win. Another player I would like for ya to react to and I think ya would enjoy is Georgia Amoore! She's from Virginia Tech and she's a great guard with handles, deep range, good passing ability, and she can get to the paint. I think she averaged 22 ppg in the tournament. And she has great NCAA tournament highlights that I think ya would enjoy. They lost to LSU in the semifinals but had a great run as a team in the tournament. Their coach Kenny Brooks let's them play fast and freely and their offense is fun to watch and Georgia Amoore is apart of that. She also reminds me of a little like Caitlin Clark in my opinion. Once again great reaction and I can't wait for the Georgia Amoore NCAA tournament highlights if possible.

  • @MrBigjeffro101
    @MrBigjeffro101 Жыл бұрын

    I loved this tournament but I think the fouls in the final game and semi finals game where crazy, I was rooting for Iowa but angel and lsu dominated the game. I just think without out all those fouls the game could of be in 100 pts for both teams. We coming back lets go!

  • @jeffdetmer4681
    @jeffdetmer4681 Жыл бұрын

    Hey guys. Caitlin (in her soph year) led the nation in both scoring and assists.

  • @panner11
    @panner11 Жыл бұрын

    As much as you criticize the defense not faceguarding her close enough, you gotta remember Caitlin Clark is not just a shooter but a complete offensive player. Her driving threat is just as big as her shooting threat and even if the defense helps on her drives, her passing is also the best we've seen and she'll the open teammate 99/100 times. Remember how 49% of teammates FG are assisted by her. And that team is full of shooters. Some defenses just don't have the tools to stop that offense. But her team's defense is extremely fallible and that's how other team beat them, in the final they gave up over 100 points in a 40min game.

  • @survivrs
    @survivrs Жыл бұрын

    Caitlin is 6' tall, she is a junior so she could play 2 more years because of the COVID year, and she is making BIG bucks off of NIL. She has a number of sponsors, the ones I can think of right now are Buick, H&R Block, and of course Nike, so it's no incentive to leave school early. She is an all-american as welll as all-academic. You WILL see her shoot from the mid court logo in every game. It's routine for her, and most of them are good. She is insanely talented, there's a video on here somewhere that lists all of the awards she has won, and they are the BIG ones!! You are correct about her assists, most of them were to Monica Czinano #25 who could camp near the basket and Caitlin would fire a bullet to her to put up for an easy 2. It got to be a joke in the tournament to add up how many dribbles Czinano actually took, and we could only come up with 1. In the Louisville game, there was a player on their team who roomed with Caitlin when they were both part of an international U19 team, and Caitlin was the youngest on the team. The Louisville coach was the coach of that team, there was a UCONN player on that team as well. They came home with gold medals. Van Lith is the Louisville player she roomed with. After the game, Louisville's coach, Jeff Walz had a big hug for Caitlin even after beating them. It was one of the best games we played, but the S.C. game was pretty good also. Sorry about the book, I sort of followed along with what you were watching.

  • @clarencedavis1
    @clarencedavis12 ай бұрын

    Kicking some serious Butt!

  • @SharonS-fn2ym
    @SharonS-fn2ym Жыл бұрын

    I believe Czinano dribbled once through final 4 if not through final. She typically scores in the teens or 20’s.

  • @RCInTheLabWithWomensHoops
    @RCInTheLabWithWomensHoops Жыл бұрын

    I still have yet to get over this painful loss. Ugh! Major major Caitlin Clark and Hawkeyes fan... Gosh. It sucks!!!!! Thanks for covering anyway lol... CC is the truth

  • @stuartu7150
    @stuartu71504 ай бұрын

    Awesome reaction video. You guys know your basketball, which makes it so fun to watch!

  • @mwtroupe
    @mwtroupe10 ай бұрын

    CC is 28th all time scorer with 2717 points, 31st on 3's with 346, and 33rd with 798 assists, and she can play for 2 more years.

  • @DanDolphin4
    @DanDolphin4 Жыл бұрын

    Hey one more thing. You guys should know that you show your living room completely but we can hardly see the action in the game because it's on such a small screen. Take a look at some other people and how they do it. They show themselves, but cut out their entire apartment and show the action on the bigger screen. 👌 Think about it. We really don't need to see your entire apartment. 🏠

  • @elisenelson3631
    @elisenelson36312 ай бұрын

    She played for the University of Iowa in Iowa City.

  • @sanguisbibimus
    @sanguisbibimus8 ай бұрын

    17:32 I feel that.

  • @DanDolphin4
    @DanDolphin4 Жыл бұрын

    Hey you guys need to know that Angel Reese was kind of a non-factor in the championship. She was on the bench in the second quarter when one of her teammates just went off and scored 17. Then in the second half another one of her teammates took over. That's one thing that bothers me about Miss Reese is that no matter what happens in the game, it's always about her. She has to be the belle of the ball.

  • @byzinski
    @byzinski Жыл бұрын

    *_CAITLIN CURRY CLARK_* 🤾🏻‍♀️🏀🔥

  • @1398go
    @1398go2 ай бұрын

    Your title is confusing….😂 sounds like Clark has a wife.

  • @thomashahn6289
    @thomashahn6289 Жыл бұрын

    Do one number 25 she only dribble the ball two times in the entire tournament. How many other centers can say that

  • @SharonS-fn2ym
    @SharonS-fn2ym Жыл бұрын

    It’s pretty much consensus that the final had some of the worst refing ever in a NCAA final. By the way, Caitlin is 6’0”.

  • @everettjwhitman2835
    @everettjwhitman2835 Жыл бұрын

    You guys should do curry next

  • @Ginoulmer
    @Ginoulmer2 ай бұрын

    When Caitlin does the you can't see me it's to her strength coach and not to any players. She is a gracious winner and loser

  • @jackofalltrades443
    @jackofalltrades443 Жыл бұрын

    Caitlin is just the ultimate cheat code 👩‍💻

  • @1891kmk
    @1891kmk2 ай бұрын

    Wow would rather watch paint dry

  • @gregkramer8016
    @gregkramer8016Ай бұрын

    Do some research surfer boy.

  • @steverobitaille1503
    @steverobitaille1503 Жыл бұрын

    You also need to take a look at Paige Bueckers form UConn. She was out this year. Won player of the year as a freshman. Her and Clark are clones.

  • @nolaboy38

    @nolaboy38

    Жыл бұрын

    Paige is a good player, but she is nowhere near the shooter or Passer Clark is. Clark, also makes her team better without all the 5 star players Paige is playing with.

  • @Raindeux

    @Raindeux

    Жыл бұрын

    @@nolaboy38 Clark is a good passer but she also led the NCAA in turnovers as well. If she cleans up her TO's and improves her 3pt% she's gonna steam roll next year. Assuming they can replace Czinano since this was her last year on the team.

  • @panner11

    @panner11

    Жыл бұрын

    Clone is a big reach. Sure, you can argue Bueckers can be just as effective as Clark. But when you watch them play, their playstyles are entirely different.

  • @thewin6985

    @thewin6985

    Жыл бұрын

    @@nolaboy38 I don’t know if you can say she is “nowhere near the level of passer or shooter that Clark is” when in the only season that she was fully healthy Paige shot a higher percentage from 2 and 3 point range. She shot a whopping 46.2% from 3 as a matter of fact. But Caitlin shoots a lot more. And for the passing part, even though Paige has been an extremely efficient scorer over her career, she still refers to herself as a pass first player. Clark runs a lot of pick and roll with Czinano and gets a ton of assists that way. Whereas Paige plays off the ball a lot and hardly ever runs the pick and roll. Even still she set UConn’s all time assist record for a single game just 20 some games into her freshman year. So I wouldn’t say there is much difference in the passing either. And Paige playing with 5 other high recruits actually negatively effects her stats in a lot of ways because she can’t be so ball dominant like Clark and shoot as much as she does. Paige has to share the ball with a lot of other very capable scorers. Whereas Caitlin plays with a lot of players who spread the floor and knock down threes if needed. Caitlin’s a great player and I’m not knocking her. I just sensed some major disrespect towards Paige and figured I should respond.

  • @davidpitts5851

    @davidpitts5851

    8 ай бұрын

    Paige and caitlin have literally made me care about womans more than i ever thought possible.

  • @Comedyvibes
    @Comedyvibes Жыл бұрын

    Jesus Loves you and wants youto accept him as your Lord and saviour

  • @troywill3159
    @troywill3159 Жыл бұрын

    All this talk about Clark but Iowa lost

  • @michaeldwight3212

    @michaeldwight3212

    Жыл бұрын

    So what. This is about this season. She won every player of the year award. She is the best woman basketball player in the country. You must not understand how great She is.

  • @shanpeco2546

    @shanpeco2546

    Жыл бұрын

    Thing I love most about Caitlin, and why I think she is so fun to watch, is that she absolutely loves to play. Winning doesn’t define her greatness, she’s more than the end result ya know. If you saw any of her post game interviews, she was genuinely happy and glowing from the thrill of competing. No tears, no self pity, nothing but respect and kind words for LSU and Reese. I’m sure she would have rather won, but even in losing she seemed so happy and proud just to have been there. I don’t know, I find that refreshing!

  • @panner11

    @panner11

    Жыл бұрын

    It's because people who know ball are kinda astounded by how she's playing. She's basically bringing the NBA game to women's college basketball. These logo threes, hesi stepback from deep, and sprinting off pindowns for quick release buckets. We're not seeing anyone else do this, and this style of play is basically unguardable. The thing is the team is just very bad defensively, so winning the tournament was a longshot. It's very similar to Steph Curry's Davidson run.

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