Will Caitlin Clark Become The Best WBB Player Ever?

@kenichitamagusuku3194

Ай бұрын

No

@youngtrapper7458

Ай бұрын

Yes, she might even surpass legends like Flojo, Serena and Biles as the greatest female athlete of all time

@neworleans9995

Ай бұрын

No

@davestevens3921

Ай бұрын

Maybe if the Raciests quit bashing her because she's a stright caucasian.

@youtube6238

Ай бұрын

She's obviously the best scorer/assists in college but no one can really predict her future career. More than likely she will be in the goat conversation because she also carried women's sports to a new level. At some point she will add to her championships and 3 gold medals in the WNBA.

Her poise in front of a microphone is the icing on the cake. she is so confident and humble, and her knowledge of the game is of such a high caliber, that people just love her.

@kenichitamagusuku3194

Ай бұрын

Yes that is so, she also show no respect for the game.

@redranger6751

Ай бұрын

​@@kenichitamagusuku3194b.s get out of here with that bull s$-t

@dwightcurrie8316

Ай бұрын

@@kenichitamagusuku3194 Meaning that she doesn't LOSE enough to suit you Haters. Now Y'all are just Sad. This from someone who doesn't think they'll win The Chip this year. See, Puddin, I can be a Big Fan and still be Honest, unlike all you Hating Pin Heads

@ebl8037

Ай бұрын

She is the best in college to me. Her talent is undeniable but she has horrible body language on the court. I'm a fan and honest. @@dwightcurrie8316

@user-bt1ir4fo4f

Ай бұрын

As incoming freshmen you do have media training. How to speak in interviews.

The thing is, she's smart. I think the WNBA is just a stepping stone. You're looking a future stellar D1 coach. She will give back to the game. My favorite thing about her is her team game.

@joeykremple

Ай бұрын

It’d be interesting if she ever coached a men’s team

@davidrooks3274

Ай бұрын

@@joeykremple she would be AWESOME as a coach, men or womens, and I know the first thing she would teach, practice practice practice, you can't get that good without it

@User_xxCqvmQ

Ай бұрын

Imo that caliber of a player with ultra high competitive spirit can't coach a basketball team. She will never understand players who can't play at the highest level. Just like MJ & Kobe. That is why the role players are more likely to fit as a coach because they understand both sides and have longer patience.

@charliejg

Ай бұрын

@@User_xxCqvmQ Interesting thought. I get your point. But, when I hear her speak in interviews she is very analytical. And, she's quite a team player. I guess time will tell!

@User_xxCqvmQ

Ай бұрын

@@charliejg Yes noticed that too. She seems to remember every play, every cut to the basket, transition offense heck I even heard her talk about how they spaced the floor. Also yes time will tell!

The one thing that never gets mentioned except by local TV is how Caitlin works tirelessly to insure that she inspires young girls. She takes as much time as possible to interact with all of the kids in the stadium and where ever she goes. She carries herself with class and is a someone that they really should admire. She is very humble as well unlike other superstars. As a lifelong Iowa Hawkeye fan - Women's BB has only been on my radar because of Caitlin.

@keyfield8967

Ай бұрын

Well, only time will tell if you ''maintain'' your sentiments exactly and your gal lands somewhere - say in an 'urban' locale - and her 'choices' in her personal private life don't "jive" with yours...

@bradthehighwayman9956

Ай бұрын

She is most definitely not humble or classy. That's why she did the John Cena hand shake to taunt Van Lith and did other cocky shit while she was out on the court. FOH with this nonsense.

@killzzzz_

29 күн бұрын

@@bradthehighwayman9956 this is funny cause theres literally a video of HVL telling the media that never happen and her and cc laughed abt it on the phone

@bradthehighwayman9956

28 күн бұрын

@@killzzzz_ there’s literally video of CC doing the John Cena, and also disrespectfully waving off a SC opponent. And none of your coping can help the fact she has 0 rings lmao

@kennethcolby6960

27 күн бұрын

He**

I've never seen a BBall player (male/female) so scrutinized as Clark, yet she just goes out and plays hard and gives credit to everyone and does it w/ style and grace that has been missing in sports and America for some time now.

@barbarakauppi9915

Ай бұрын

Yes. Desperately missing, really. Entire generations have come up since such skill, style, and grace have been anywhere near b-ball.

@DaryMatera

Ай бұрын

I wouldn't use the word "scrutinized." She's been roundly praised. Scrutinized often carries negative connotations. The media is always building up the Next Big Thing. Most of the time it's overhype. We'll see how Clark plays with the big girls. Being an All-Star should be good enough for a career.

@rayon3383

Ай бұрын

​@@DaryMatera She made the Louisiana Barbie a millionaire! Without Barbies embarrassingly hand gestures toward Caitlin even after the game was over put her on the map. If that was a white person directing hand gestures toward a A American she would be called a racist PERIOD 😂

@parkermudsen1063

Ай бұрын

Have you not been paying attention to LeBron’s entire career?

@bfay9294

Ай бұрын

That Adams apple screams loudly and ain't nobody testing that testosterone levels. IJS😢

She is an extraordinary player, she has opened up an entirely new universe as to what being a great women's player means. And she is getting better, because that is what she does. The next level is winning championships which is an entirely different and unique skill. Personally I hope she masters that skill as well.

@davidkuhlman8004

Ай бұрын

Winning championships is a Team skill.

@wokepotato

Ай бұрын

@@davidkuhlman8004 A team is only as good as its leader... Skill only goes so far..

@DaryMatera

Ай бұрын

All of the women have gotten better by leaps and bounds over the past two decades. The progression has been extraordinary.

@ritaroach3491

Ай бұрын

Why should you be so happy that a guy is beating girls on a girls' team?

@jeffrey-me9by

Ай бұрын

but you cannot say she is as good a player as Cheryl Miller was at Caitlyn's age there is no comparison in talent and class Cheryl is ten times better than a skinny 5 11 Caitlyn Clark so Caiatlyn helps young girls that is great whoopee next level has not happened yet and when South Carolina defeats her today then where is her championship and where is that skill it is nowhere and don't forget Diana Taurausi of UCONN HUSKIES and her 3 championships and WNBA career and her class and skills or maybe you were not born yet when Cheryl and Diana were writing their history Caitlyn has not done anything exceptional yet not even close. All she has done is ride the hype lets see what she does in the WNBA she had better gain some weight or she will get pushed around like a rag doll. She has a lot to prove yet to come.

If Pete Maravich had played with a 3 point line, no one would ever pass his record. He could shoot from anywhere. Someone went back and tracked his shooting, and based on the 19'9" three point line, he would have averaged 13 three pointers and 57 points per game.

@jimmyboy131

Ай бұрын

Or if he played four years instead of three. Not at all taking away from Clarke since she's the absolute real deal, and has earned all her accolades.

@MaydayAggro

Ай бұрын

@@jimmyboy131 Read my updated post. It does not take away from your reply. It's just an amazing stat.

@X3bands

Ай бұрын

He also took twice as many shots as Caitlin.

@MaydayAggro

Ай бұрын

@@X3bands that was not quite the burn you think it was, since, if he had a 3 point line, he would have also averaged more than twice as many ppg. Twice as many attempts, twice as many points. Imagine that.

@CacD47

Ай бұрын

This isn't Cheryl Swopes in disguys?

I never had any interest in basketball. Not college, not NBA, nothing. I thought it was a boring sport to watch and that nothing could get me interested in B-Ball. But these last 2 years, I haven't missed an Iowa game. Caitlin Clark has done what nobody else could do: make me care about basketball. I still don't watch the NBA or men's college ball, but I love to watch the Iowa women's team. Go Hawkeyes!

@thatdude659

Ай бұрын

Your wyt 🗑 of course you push the overrated wyt man. Just like u did eminem lol. Yall know nothing about anything pwt. Poor wyt 🗑

@DaryMatera

Ай бұрын

That's kinda weird.

@bobsmith6544

Ай бұрын

@@DaryMatera Yeah it is. Dude needs to watch college men as well. Yo Jeff! Don't watch NBA until LeFart quits.

@michaelsanchez7722

Ай бұрын

I can't say that I blame you, because I see no one in the men's game who is remotely close to Clark in making their teammates better.

@DaryMatera

Ай бұрын

@@michaelsanchez7722 I don't see how Clark excels at making her teammates better when she's a high shot count scorer. She's taken nearly 3,000 shots in her college career. That ain't sharing. It's not like she's Steve Nash or John Stockton. She's a great individual scorer. No need to pump her up with exaggerated additional attributes.

I hate to be the guy but . Pete Maravich set his record in three years and only played 83 games with a larger basketball and no three point shot . Caitlin has played in 130 games . She is a great player in the woman's league .

@jeffrey-me9by

Ай бұрын

exactly finally someone who makes sense!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Everybody listen to this person

@petep5207

14 күн бұрын

Maravich ALSO averaged 38.1 shots per game, compared to 19.6 shots per game for Caitlin. So she needed exactly HALF the attempts to score more points than Maravich. That stat makes HER record much more impressive to this objective viewer. As for the "there was no 3 point line in HIS day" argument, not Caitlin's fault. I value a 3-pointer ten times more than an easy layup. Also, in future, when both NCAA and NBA introduce a 4-point line, we can then argue how many MORE points CAITLIN would have....had the NCAA had the 4-point line in HER day--since she often shoots the ball from Mexico City. See how that works?

@eaglerider1826

14 күн бұрын

@@petep5207 Thank you for bringing up another Maravich record where he averaged over 44 points per game . Clark averaged 28.4

@eaglerider1826

14 күн бұрын

@@petep5207 Thank you for bringing up another Maravich record . He averaged over 44 points per game .

@petep5207

14 күн бұрын

@@eaglerider1826 Doesn't discount my original point. Quite the contrary.

During this tournament you can see her progress as a player controlling her emotions what she need to do to focus. That is amazing. I can't wait to see what's next..

I love when an athlete stare down their respective failure and shortcoming and get the opportunity to come back to that same source of defeat and flip the script. Good for Caitlin, America is happy for her.

@NettieZimmerman

27 күн бұрын

AND GOOD FOR SOUTH CAROLINA, CONGRATULATIONS GAMECOCKS!!! I KNOW, YOU MEANT TO SAY THAT TOO!

@walterhunter3353

23 күн бұрын

Damn, I just knew you were talking about the young lady from SC

How wonderful to see someone like her coming up, she is the long-missing piece in sports for such a very long time, as whiners, cheats, narcissists, brutes, and prima donnas have destroyed any semblance of sportsmanship from the inside out. Hopefully she can save the WNBA from itself, but that's a hugely unfair ask for just one person. At least we can hope that cesspool of the WNBA doesn't ruin her. Stay classy, Caitlin Clark.

@J-Hue

14 күн бұрын

Odd complaint when fans usually complain when the typical basketball players are classy and not all of the things you claimed to dislike.

She reminds me of a female version of a guy I went to school with at Springs Valley High School in French Lick, Indiana. Her great passing, fade away jump shots, rebounds with a 33ppg avg. There wasn't a 3 point line in 1974. She's awesome.

@saxismyax

Ай бұрын

I’ve heard of a guy from French Lick…back in the 70s 😁

@user-je7ot6ju9r

Ай бұрын

Really? Who lives in French Lick?

@saxismyax

Ай бұрын

@@user-je7ot6ju9r Larry Bird

@josemanuelcaballero1162

Ай бұрын

@@user-je7ot6ju9r A hick.

@rc1415

Ай бұрын

Haysville here

Everyone is ignoring that Pistol Pete had to score that many points without a 3pt line. Only 2 pointers. Nobody else is really even close on shots made.

@marysampson9067

Ай бұрын

He took more shots to get to his score. And his dad was the head coach. He didn’t have to earn the right to take that many shots. Clark did. She’s better.

@barbarakauppi9915

Ай бұрын

@@marysampson9067 Delusional poppycock. Pistol Pete is still a better shooter and player. That certainly doesn't change just because Caitlin is a great upcoming player, too. Do try to grow up, dear, your slanderous gossip is beneath you and only serves to embarrass yourself and the young Caitlin.

@stevenmiller6725

Ай бұрын

@marysampson9067 I don't think so but you're welcome too. If she didn't make three's he would still be way ahead. Whole game is different now actually so comparing them is like apples and oranges. She is incredible but so was he.

@Robert-iv8vc

Ай бұрын

Not just that .The Pistol set his record in just 83 games. Her “record” isn't even close.

@DaryMatera

Ай бұрын

@@marysampson9067 Clark has taken 2723 shots and counting. Pistol Pete took 3166. All only two points. Zero three pointers. Clark has taken 1,408 three pointers and counting. She isn't remotely better by any metric. Which is not to diss her, but Pete is legendary.

Wish her all the best.

I actually don't follow sports that much. But i think that is about to change! I have been riveted on Caitlin Clark! She could change everything! It might be "jumping ahead," If I was an owner in the NBA, I would be taking close look at Caitlin! She is in a "league of her own."

Great video 👏🏼😁

This is just so exiting! I’ve never even watched basketball before!

I've had so many coaches that have said to not shoot three pointers even though I can make them, nice to see Caitlin changing peoples point of views

@bobsmith6544

Ай бұрын

Why? Sheesh that's all I did!

@rexgamewell

20 күн бұрын

Nah it's the magnets not her. They are using the golden state blue print.

What I love about her is little girls can look up to how humble and talented she is. I really admire her as an athlete and person. I hope she has nothing but great success for her future.

@Lgalitz

26 күн бұрын

Talented. At basketball. Ok. 3 cheers Caitlin

She’s biologically a man tho, no wonder she’s so good.

@moonmullen9992

4 күн бұрын

Fact or speculation? And use evidence

I love seeing my Hawkeyes get put on like this. Let’s get it today baby!!! Go Hawks!!!

@kenichitamagusuku3194

Ай бұрын

Can’t wait until Clark and Reeves are yesterday’s news, forgotten and not in the “W”. There always Russian or North Korea, heard rocket man loves basketball.

@Jus-Too-Smoove

Ай бұрын

@@kenichitamagusuku3194 you might be waiting all the way to the casket bud. 🤷🏽

@johnraymond9170

Ай бұрын

@@Jus-Too-Smoove. He’s just a troll.

@Jus-Too-Smoove

Ай бұрын

@@johnraymond9170 so am I 😏🤫. I’m just one for the good guys

@voguehaven5154

Ай бұрын

once she leaves iowa....no one will care about iowa.

what makes you decide what player you use in your thumbnail comparisons? they are very interesting.

Caitlin is obviously the best thing that ever happened to women's basketball she makes it actually worth watching

The best women's basketball in the world is the NCAA because they have far superior coaches compared to the WNBA.

@forestgump8357

Ай бұрын

It is certainly more fun to watch than the WNBA. Good point about the coaching.

@barbarakauppi9915

Ай бұрын

@@forestgump8357 Tbh, the WNBA is dull as dirt. Shame, really, shouldn't be that way.. Same with the NBA, for that matter.

@forestgump8357

Ай бұрын

@@barbarakauppi9915 I think the NBA is dull because the way people grow up playing ball today. You used to get beat down by older kids and have to work your way up on the playground, there was always some old guy who could take you apart until you got old enough to challenge the best. Now with organized ball separating kids from older competition, and AAU ball, these kids think they are stars and become primadonnas at age 8 on up, thinking they are the best that has ever been. Back in the day they would still be getting taken to the woodshed by older, bigger, stronger, faster player. Now they separate by age from the get go and these little kids actually think they are stars. This mindset filters all the way up to the NBA.

@DaryMatera

Ай бұрын

That's a croc of crap. Maybe Five Woman's College teams have equal or superior coaches. The rest you've never heard of. WNBA has a lot of ex NBA players coaching, along with NBA coaches. Plus, when was the last time a woman's college coach was hired for big money by the NBA. That would be never - and includes the male coaches and ex NBA players.

@leeboy7139

Ай бұрын

@DaryMatera : Except for Becky Hammond, the average WNBA coaches make 1/10 the amount of money of the 25th highest paid NCAA women's coach. If the WNBA coaches were better, they would be coaching at a top 25 college, not in the WNBA. Why pay someone $750,000 a year when you can get a "better" coach for $75,000 a year. Better yet, why coach someplace for 1/10 of the money you would get from someplace else. And just because a coach played in the NBA, it doesn't mean he's a good coach. On top of that, many, if not most of the top 25 NCAA women's coaches, played in the WNBA or were assistance coaches in the NBA. Again, Becky Hammon was the first WNBA coach to receive a million dollar contract and she immediately won back to back championships: the first in 21 years. If that's not enough evidence to convince you that the WNBA lacks high-level coaches, I don't know what else will so it' doesn't matter to what your opinion is.

Seems a shame that all roads lead to the WNBA. Isnt' there an international league she can play in, and make decent money too? Would be more fun than the WNBA.

@jamesgoforth1606

Ай бұрын

Exactly. Not much of a choice. And that's being polite.

If you watch all of those incredible distance shots, there is no defensive player within 4-5 feet......that will change with the diff of speed and highth in the WNBA Going to be interesting!!!!

@iverburl

Ай бұрын

Her phenomenal passing game will be her strength, and she has the character to relish it.

As a dad of a young female athlete, I’m so happy to see a young lady of Caitlin Clark’s caliber shine. I haven’t been so pumped for women’s college ball ever! I’m a huge fan.

@user-jb6js6oi1u

23 күн бұрын

Thats a man. So you like it when a man joins a womens league hmmm ok p Diddy fan hear

What a Superb TALENT, ATHLETE .,, unbelievabley AWESOME !!!. 🥰🥰🥰

great video, well done

Like all the previous GOAT legends before, Caitlin Clark will be the next GOAT soon.

@kenichitamagusuku3194

Ай бұрын

How that going to be, she never won championship in high school or college and claim scoring record she never past Pearl Moore got more points than him and so does Lynette Woodard

@dwightcurrie8316

Ай бұрын

@@kenichitamagusuku3194 Just keep clinging to your Bitterness, and Whataboutism. It has served you so well up to now, and it's just Killin you Haters, with your "Yeah but, yeah but, The Chip" & Yeah But, Yeah But, Pearl Moore, Yeah But, Yeah But, WAAAAAAHHHHH!

@youtube6238

Ай бұрын

@@kenichitamagusuku3194 She has 3 gold medals/ championships representing USA basketball.

@forestgump8357

Ай бұрын

@@marcdaddy33 Pearl wasn't Division 3. That's an NCAA designation. She played in the Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women. There was no NCAA when she played.

@forestgump8357

Ай бұрын

@@marcdaddy33 Also Pearl was drafted in the first round of the Womens Professional Basketball League " She was subsequently selected in the first round by the New York Stars in the Women's Professional Basketball League draft. In her first professional season, the Stars concluded their regular schedule with the highest winning-percentage in the league. Despite a 36-point game from Molly Bolin of the Iowa Cornets, the Stars won the championship series behind a 27-point effort by Moore." Her team won the championship her initial season in the WPBL and she was their leading scorer.

She is the female version of The Legend ...Larry Bird. She shoots like him, she passes like him, she defends like him. She could be the best female college Baskeball player ever to play in the NCAA.

@ZONEPRESSLLC

Ай бұрын

lol, she doesn't pass like him or even shoot like him. People are so starving to have a female that can play a bit they have become delusional.

@pappyjjones4647

Ай бұрын

@ZONEPRESSLLC : Obviously you're either too young to have watched Bird play.

@ZONEPRESSLLC

Ай бұрын

You are delusional and obviously played sports to compare a girl to the greatest player ever.@@pappyjjones4647

@alholm6470

Ай бұрын

Maybe Jimmer

@thatdude659

Ай бұрын

She's not a female

She just beat LSU this year here after watching the game . I don’t even watch women’s basketball but her and Angel Rease and JuJu and Paige etc have me watching some of these games mane they be goin off 😂It’s like I felt when Maya Moore was goin off

bro. i want her jersey, i want to buy her shoes. i wanna hear a rap song about caitlin clark, i wanna see all her games. i wanna drive for hours just to watch one of her games live

@keyfield8967

Ай бұрын

si...

@jeffrey-me9by

Ай бұрын

sounds like you are a stalker LMAO

I love her smile!😁

In general, im not a huge fan of women's basketball. However, there a a handful of ladies that are so good and so smooth that makes watching interesting. Swoopes was the first years ago, then you have ionescu...and clark is so smooth and slick, beautiful jump shot and the ridiculous range... something special.

The wnba needs to realize she might give them the shine they lack right now.

I have to give this woman her props she's bad as hell definitely WNBA and she should be paid well

@ElmerFudd16

Ай бұрын

She won't be paid well in the W lol

@HudsonValleyVHS

Ай бұрын

If she generates viewership it's a possibility, but likely a long process (The WNBA has dug itself in deep with its nonsense). A genuine role model for young girls could get payed real money from sponsorships.

@DanielD.-de9cy

Ай бұрын

Money will not be a problem for her. She is already in a couple commercials. Big corporations will love to capitalize on her fame. If they haven't got to her yet I'm just sure Nike will be knocking on her door. If they win the championship this year I can see bright yellow high tops with a big 22 on kids all across America. 🙂

@michaelbrown-ne7vo

Ай бұрын

they can't afford it because nobody watch's the man hating lesbian league

@HudsonValleyVHS

Ай бұрын

@michaelbrown-ne7vo The WNBA is currently on their social media tour about how she would be embraced by the league. I imagine for a heterosexual Catholic (people say she is pro-life) married woman, who also would have no personal need to participate in demands for "equal revenue share" for a league that is not even self-sufficient, the locker room would be far from embracing.

Anybody hear of Lama Mundane? He’d pull up for a 15 footer and the crowd would yell “layup”

@marksauce2383

Ай бұрын

Nope...

From the pitch photo I thought this was going to be a conspiracy theory saying K-Clark is really a dude.

@jeffrey-me9by

Ай бұрын

she does look kind of like a female liker

She is an incredible player and at 22 years old has been a great Hawkeye to watch and a great representative of the school and the state of Iowa.

I just dont understand why she isnt staying in school ? Shes a rockstar in college ..no way shes going to make more money in the WNBA..

@keyfield8967

Ай бұрын

She is void of being criticized for "not staying to get her degree"...like others. Hmmm ok

@jeffrey-me9by

Ай бұрын

sure she will make billions she is best player ever, LMAO

@J-Hue

14 күн бұрын

She's reportedly getting a lot of money in endorsements. It might be more than worth it money wise.

Wait, “Pistol Pete” only played 3 seasons at LSU and had no three point line! Record shows that if there was a line, he would average 13 threes a game making his overall average 57 points per game. He played only 83 games in college. Let’s just say the three point line was present during just 3 seasons of his college career. He would have had roughly 4731 points. Caitlin played 135 games and made 3830 points in 4 years. Pete playing 135 games even with no three point line would roughly be around 5967 points. (Not including three point) But for the fun of it let’s include the three point average in 135 games. Pete playing 135 games with a three point line. Pete’s rough total points would be 7695. Caitlin 135 games - 3830 points Pete 135 games - 7695 points Caitlin is a great player and fun to watch and did break the record. But let us not compare the greatness of Pete Maravich to the greatness of Caitlin Clark. I hope she changes the game of women’s basketball for the better.

@Robert-iv8vc

Ай бұрын

WORD

@jeffrey-me9by

Ай бұрын

Yep cannot get the Pete haters away from the mix and get them to realize that she does not even come close to Pete they are just dreamers wanting to lie about the facts to feed the hype

@J-Hue

14 күн бұрын

I'm glad you crunched the numbers. I knew off rip the games count wasn't close to the same off rip if Pistol Pete averaged 44ppg. That highlights the inconsistency with the narratives.

Scary truth about Caitlyn Clark nobody is noticing, WHAT everybody notices already only scared to say it.

I commend the entire Iowa Hawkeyes Women’s team. From Coach to bench. Caitlin is a star in her own right yes. The fact is she is part of a great team and each contributes to some fine games. They aren’t what we out here call “dirty” players. They don’t need to be because they are good. I wish the best for their lives and futures, the whole bunch!

@jeffrey-me9by

Ай бұрын

when she moves to WNBA what will Iowa team is like

My kids attend Iowa. I was never interested in women's bb, until now. Hope she stays humble and play awesome so she can be a role model for little girls.

I love watching this young lady play basketball! Caitlin has the cool factor that makes it fun! Her Hard work and dedication to her craft is undeniable! Keep it up Caitlin!

@jeffrey-me9by

Ай бұрын

yeah keep it up Caitlyn!

Women's basketball is a separate game, should not be counting men's records as broken as it is , this doesn't diminish the women's game to acknowledge they are played very differently . It's great that the NCAA women been getting more attention, hopefully it translates to the WNBA and higher pay for players there. Not saying they should get what men get since the profits of the leagues are so different, but that the NIL deals are often preferable says something.

@cherylsmith4826

Ай бұрын

Maybe there is no other women records to compare to. Or maybe they are mentioning her surpassing mens records because people pay attention to that.

good thing she a PG cause they wouldnt pass her the ball smh

Shes a beast, this years gonna be hype for the wnba. Her along with the other talents like Reese is gonna be so nice.

OK, YOU SAID IT RIGHT THE SECOND TIME.

Y'all do know that Maravich's points were scored with no shot clock and no 3 point line plus the fact you couldn't play as a freshman. Not taking away for her but needs that asterix on the record.

@user-bt1ir4fo4f

Ай бұрын

Even if everything was equal, men and women's basketball are still two different games.

@brucelipsitz7545

Ай бұрын

Asterisk.

@russellmerritt9935

Ай бұрын

With the shots Maravich made and the places if there was a 3 point line then he would have made at least 8 more points per game. And the freshman part...

@ScootsMcPoot

Ай бұрын

​Asterix, is the main character of the satirical, self-titled comic book. It's not a word, Asterisk is what you're going for.

@kim0942

Ай бұрын

Pistol Pete is (IMO) the greatest basketball player that has ever lived and I seriously doubt there will ever be anybody even close to him in the future.

The girls give us with the men used to give us drama in college that transferred over to the professional ranks. This is gonna be dope!

Stop the BS already! You can't talk about a "Division I" record when you don't have a common DB (men and women) for statistics and records.. D1 NCAAM and D1 NCAAW don't play each other at all! Not a single game. You don't even see the NCCAM champion play the NCAAW champion at the end of the season for a "Division I trophy". Leave Pistol Pete alone and stop donwplaying his record. He didn' t play against women. Clark never played a single ame against a D1 NCAAM team. She's a great D1 NCAAW basketball player, why can't you just leave it at that?

The 80's were so much better in the NBA than the 90's, I stopped watching the NBA in the 90's outside of MJ it bored me and only got worse after 2000.

@poocrayon4588

Ай бұрын

It's true for the most part. The 90's developed a weird playstyle because of the zoning rules. But nobody cared because MJ had the league on his shoulders at that point and it was all about his story and the Bulls. Once he was gone it became apparent the game had evolved in a somewhat boring direction relative to the free flowing 80's.

@DaryMatera

Ай бұрын

So you liked those 78-76 Pistons vs. Bulls bully ball games? Come on. You can get enough of the at the college level. No 1 for parts of the season Arizona had scored 15 points near the end of halftime in their Sweet Sixteen loss. That thrill you? One year under Herb Sendrek Arizona State University in the Pac 12 scored 8 points at halftime. Twice!

@todallard8791

Ай бұрын

@@DaryMatera You have a problem with low scoring games? I watched Basketball before the shot clock and yes I do enjoy them. Growing up there was a local HS team that won a game where the score was single digits till the 4th quarter, they liked to play a slow down game and the opposing teams let them because they could not out run them as they showed by scoring over 100 points. I loved the run and shoot games of Loyola Marymount as well. The game that is played now is very boring and I can't watch it at all.

@DaryMatera

Ай бұрын

@@todallard8791 Big problem. You recall the dreaded "four corners" offense pre-shot clock era that slowed the game down to a crawl. Dribbling around for five minutes before even attempting a shot? I remember a classic game between Duke and NC State that ended 21-20. I think another that season was like 12-10. The fans booed the entire game. Everybody hated that. NCAA instituted a shot clock shortly thereafter. Those AZ State games when AZ State scored 8 in a half were atrocious to watch. I remember being at one game between AZ State and a high ranked UCLA team where most of the fans left at halftime. UCLA didn't have a big lead either. But the score was something like 22-16. Horrible basketball.

@skippylanoue966

Ай бұрын

That's your opinion and of course you are entitled to it, however as a man in my 60s I take a more broadly minded view of the sport in general unlike a good amount of my contemporaries.... I have loved the sport since I was a kid, with all the changes and variations it has gone through on the college and professional level.... Both the men's and women's teams.... I also like the European players that are up-and-coming in the NBA, finding their playing style very exciting and fun to watch. This young lady promises to be yet another exciting player that the whole audience can like and enjoy😊

What’s also incredible is her ability not to get any injury. 🤞🤞🤞🤞

@egjs2006

Ай бұрын

You said that in the hopes of jinxing her, right?

@DarienShort

Ай бұрын

Bro do you know how many people in this whole world whos probably said that already... Hes definitely not the only one. He was just pointing it out​@@egjs2006

@DanielD.-de9cy

Ай бұрын

Bite your tongue!

@DaryMatera

Ай бұрын

Woman's game isn't as rough at the men's. Clark isn't guarding Shaq.

@Flipper86

Ай бұрын

@@DaryMateraHow many female athletes have blown their ACLs playing ball?

You should see her walk on water…🙄🤣

@jeffrey-me9by

Ай бұрын

yeah she is great at that people think she is greater than Jesus the way the hype is going

womens basketball limited talent pool especially Big Ten. Why didnt she select Uconn,Stanford, Tennesee. cant hang?

She's a phenom! No chance she doesn't take over the WNBA. Just a matter of time before she breaks a bunch of records and wins a title there too.

@jeffrey-me9by

Ай бұрын

yeah she will win a title every year she plays just by herself with no help and break all records that will never be broken people are making her the greatest and she does not even have a ncaa championship so tone down the hype calm down

You keep saying she😂

I love watching our Hawkeye women every game. Caitlin's success seems to be the best when she misses her first few 3's. Once she hits one, that is all it takes for her to keep hitting them, and by that point, she's already feeding her teammates for assists. She can't be guarded very easily. Watching the looks on the faces of defenders who've been given the task of guarding her will look at their coach with their arms questioning what they should try next because whether she's putting up a logo 3 or going straight down the court to the basket, she can stop or spin on a dime leaving defenders wondering how to defend her. I will miss her next season, but I think our team is still going to be competitive with the new recruits coming in. We still have Syd, Taylor, Kylie, and especially Hannah!! If we can continue to bring in players who are willing to give assists as well as score, Iowa could continue to be dangerous.

Women’s D1 college basketball is a different sport than men’s D1 college basketball. Caitlyn Clark holds the record for women’s D1 college basketball. Good job Caitlyn. Pete Maravich still holds the record for men’s D1 college basketball. it’s very similar to saying the softball records should also apply to Baseball. Let me say it one last time-- you are comparing two different sports

She's the greatest scorer in women bb history but to say she's the greatest scorer in college bb history is simply not true. It took her 4 years and a 3 point line to do the same thing Pistol Pete did in 3 years and he didn't have the 3 point line. She's great and I love her!!!

@jakehr3

Ай бұрын

Fair, but it isn't like Caitlin is the first player in 54 years to have access to the 3-point line

@jeffrey-me9by

Ай бұрын

yep give Pete his props please Thank you

It truly is a blessing and a pleasure to watch the intensity and talent of Women's sports today, as long as Trans-women don't stick their demonic butts into the foray! Pure, unadulterated WOMEN! She COULD BE the spark that finally enables the WNBA to finally catch on fire! They SURE AS HELL need something!

She is not into witchcraft, how dare you call her that! Not crazy about the click bait pic, half man. I feel it is disrespectful to this lovely talented lady! Go HAWKS, great TEAM!

8:46 Truer words were never said. There is MUCH of this in all sports.

Love this girl! I'm sad I missed the whole female sports pro arena. Although I'd be fighting against trans women playing

The parents did the sex change early. They got money.

@monkeyb1820

Ай бұрын

like Venus and Serena, Ledecky. And I just watched a bunch of vids on this girl in TX named Leachman, utterly destroying other girls in long distance running. See what you think...

WHAT A STUD congratulations to her

WNBA success will depend in part on the team around her. This year Iowa has the team game going. Whenever Iowa needs a 3 others drop it in consistently. In transition or give & goes Clark will find the open player OR keep the opposition guessing by driving into the paint. The logo shot touch will translate … so will the assists if teammates move off the ball. Clark & the team will need time ton get to know each other. Remember Iowa looks so smooth because some of the key players -Clark, Martin, Marshall, etc. - have been together for 4 years. Others like Stuelke may be needed a year to fit n ….

Praise God, that's a great story brother Roy.

She is very good & makes other players better on Iowa .. Her game reminds me of Seth Curry , Steve Nash, & Jason Kidds style .. any others please list..

Girl's high school basketball has been a big deal in Iowa for a long time, going back long before Caitlin Clark was born.

@jeffrey-me9by

Ай бұрын

cannot compare to state of North Carolina

@lovinTruelife

26 күн бұрын

With a talliwhacker

comparing her to pistol Pete is crazy. for the ones who don't know he was probably one of the top 5 basketball players to ever play college ball m/f. she will change the game if she chooses to go pro. i hope she does cause she might be the one who brings the WNBA into a profitable league.

@BettyR-qd2zr

Ай бұрын

AMEN

good job for getting all those highlights that must have taken forever😭😭

The WNBA would be small potatoes for her. She needs to focus on the ultimate height of stardom for anyone...becoming a contestant on Dancing with the Stars. Then she can make an appearance on both Love Boat and Fantasy Island. DA PLANE, BOTHE! DA PLANE!

@kylemartinez6851

Ай бұрын

Dancing with the stars? 😂

@user-ei8hj4jz8l

Ай бұрын

This is the kind of outside the 3 line that will make this sport great again.

she is great... but she didn't break Pete's record.. period.. different games

WATCH THE MOVIE HOOVEY AND YOU'LL SEE HER MALE COUNTERPART!!!

@jeffrey-me9by

Ай бұрын

why is everybody wanting to compare her to males?????? this is some sort of sick comparison that is weird!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Would love too see a 3pt contest of her vs curry

@jeffrey-me9by

Ай бұрын

ha

She's amazing 😊

@jeffrey-me9by

Ай бұрын

totally best ever in all of time she is the greatest and has not even played one pro game she is awesome baby!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Her skills will definitely translate to the wnba, she’s arguably better than the best wnba player right now.

@jeffrey-me9by

Ай бұрын

how she has not played against any WNBA players yet so how can she be better than any of them , what you are saying makes no common sense.

@peterchughtai9729

Ай бұрын

@@jeffrey-me9by she is absolutely dominating at the college level, she may not be the best player once she gets drafted but she will be at the very least top 5 or 10. It won’t be long before she’s considered best player in the wnba. Her all around game looks better than all the players in the wnba now.

Tickets for Indiana Flames games,are going for $300 a piece,after they drafted Caitlyn Clark.

she did not break petes record, she didn't compete against Men.

Not even Clark can make the WNBA watchable

HE is a dude!

She's going to make an awesome coach someday!

Funny no mention that U Conn didn’t even want her. Bad mistake!

@jeffrey-me9by

Ай бұрын

she is not good enough for UCONN they want all around playes that can bring the whole game including rebounding blocking shots passing getting in the physical mix in the paint not just standing out shooting 3 pointers UCONN is the best womens basketball program ever that will ever be just look at all of their win loss records championships players produced no program can even hold a candle to it no way not even Pat Summit just look at the stats and facts they speak for themselves feel free to compare UCONN to all others no Caitlyn is way below UCONN standards way way below

She acts more like LeBron James

I hope she doesn't end up selling out (Soul) like all the other top basketball players. They sell their soul for much bigger thing. She's already talented. I just hope she leaves it at that and don't sell out 🙏🙏🙏 because I'll tell you one thing they're coming for her, if they haven't already 🤷

@boxelder9147

Ай бұрын

I like that her parents are very much involved with her career

I like watching her do a behind the back move and go to the basket!

She is awesome. But needs to play with better sportsmanship. The complaining on the court is getting old

I can’t believe they will say two records are the same and say you beat someone’s record when you played with the same size rims but a smaller ball wouldn’t that in theory increase your chances

I think the main event to come will happen in the next years NBA all-star weekend it will be Steph Curry vs Caitlin Clark in the 3-point contest that will be epic

I want her and angel Reese in the league.🔥

@BettyR-qd2zr

Ай бұрын

Don't want angel Reece there.

@davidmoune4254

Ай бұрын

@@BettyR-qd2zr fine for you.

LOL before Clark was born, three-on-three girls' BB was the most popular thing in the state.

@DaryMatera

Ай бұрын

I remember when college girls basketball had an offense and defense and the defenders and scorers couldn't cross half court. Guess they thought women didn't have the endurance to play full court.

@jeffrey-me9by

Ай бұрын

a state that grows corn not basketball players step aside for North Carolina

To me, Clark is the best college WBB player in history because she has the trifecta: dribbling, shooting and full court vision. She has the ability to see the entire court and the position of every player on her team at a speed that opponents just can't keep up with.

She is the best that I have ever seen as a female basketball player in college at 6 ft. She has a faith too. $$ 90 point!!

Nice hook title I was expecting something different. But you were right on with the commentary. We love this girl she has brought so much to women's basketball! I just love watching the Hawkeyes play I'm going to miss these seniors.

In the late 60's early 70's we grew up next to a tomboy. She was an incredible athlete. Diane was her name. Sports for girls back then did not exist.

Caitlin is the best female athlete ever! Not even a subject for debate.

@jeffrey-me9by

Ай бұрын

yeah right get in line behind all of the great women before her yes subject for debate

@charlesdonahue3667

Ай бұрын

@@jeffrey-me9by No debate, name another woman who was recognized as the World's Greatest Athlete?... I'm waiting!