With the WNBA season approaching, fans are eager to see Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark suit up for her sophomore season. Coming off a Rookie of the Year campaign where she set the single-season assist record and averaged over 19 points per game, the 6’0” guard is already in rarefied company among other WNBA greats.
Clark is a certified bucket-getter, and after setting the all-time scoring record in NCAA Division I basketball history, men’s or women’s, fans all over the world were tuned in nightly to Fever games all last season. This year, 41 of the 44 Fever games will be nationally televised, and that is thanks to the greatness and marketability of Clark.
Recently, a video of Clark practicing back at the University of Iowa against the men’s scrimmage team went viral, highlighting just how prolific her scoring ability is.
Caitlin Clark Comments on Viral Clip With David Letterman
In the video, as posted on X, she is seen torching her opponents in a matter of seconds. Clark was lights out against the men’s team, scoring 3 after 3 with some just being a couple feet inside the half-court line. On his Netflix show, “My Next Guest Needs No Introduction with David Letterman,” the host sat down with Clark and asked for her thoughts on the viral moment.
“I think I had 22 points in 2 minutes. … Usually I never react when I hit a big shot, but after my fifth 3 in a minute, I was like, ‘Oh my gosh,’ I couldn’t believe it,” Clark said. “We ended up winning, and the boys didn’t hear the end of it. They still don’t. I still love to bring it up.”
"I think I had 22 points in 2 minutes"
Caitlin Clark on Iowa's Iconic scrimmage vs their men's practice teampic.twitter.com/h3SrIrEum9
— Clark Report (@CClarkReport) April 8, 2025
Even the greats can surprise themselves. This video simply underscores Clark’s lasting impact on college basketball. Even as she cements herself as a WNBA MVP candidate, moments like these only help her legend grow. This video is not simply a highlight reel, it is a testament to Clark’s abilities, who once again finds ways to make the impossible very possible on the court.
Clark’s legacy only continues to grow every time she holds a basketball in her hands. This renewed viral clip reinforces her legendary status, and she is only 23 years old. We are sure there are plenty of moments of Clark’s career that will become even more viral on the internet as her career grows. One thing is for certain: Clark’s history of basketball dominance will cement her place in sports history for years to come.