Indiana Fever star and 2024 WNBA Rookie of the Year Caitlin Clark is arguably one of the year's most well-liked athletes. She has had a big influence off the court in addition to being a standout player on it.
Clark has drawn public attention through her business endeavors and her few interviews. Travis and Jason Kelce were excited to have the former Iowa Hawkeyes star on their show as she made her eagerly awaited debut on their "New Heights" podcast this week.
Given her lifelong love for Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs, it was also a memorable moment for Clark. She was excited to meet Kelce and his brother because she has been a fan of his from his early days in Kansas City.
Even though the entire interview was full of jokes and enjoyable moments, Jason Kelce questioned Clark about her proudest experience. She mentioned what her mother thought was Caitlin's best moment—being selected an Academic All-American at the University of Iowa during the 2023–24 season
instead of enumerating her own most noteworthy accomplishment. According to DraftKings, Clark majored in marketing and had an outstanding 3.64 GPA.
However, Caitlin Clark was a standout athlete at Iowa, and she has brought that success over to the Fever franchise with ease. In her first season as a starting point guard, she guided the team to the playoffs after being selected No. 1 overall.
Clark has maintained her remarkable humility in the face of tremendous pressure to perform at an exceptional level, frequently adopting the "chip on her shoulder" approach in order to have a big influence on women's basketball. And she's done just that in a short period of time—and she's just getting started.