Caitlin Clark debuts new hairstyle at Indiana Fever press conference stirring reactions from women
Clark could be setting a new trend
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Caitlin Clark, the No. 1 overall pick in the WNBA draft, continues to dominate the spotlight both on and off the court. Since joining the league, Clark has been a focal point for fans and media alike, with cameras capturing her every move.
Despite some shooting struggles, posting 29.7% from beyond the arc during the Fever‘s 2-9 season, Clark leads all rookies in points and assists, averaging 15.6 points and 6.4 assists. While her on-court performance usually grabs headlines, it was her new hairstyle that recently caught the attention of fans on social media, specially women.
Clark turned heads with a sporty look
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At a recent press conference, Clark sported a stylish half-up, half-down bun, sparking a buzz among WNBA fans. Many praised her fresh look, showcasing the Fever guard’s strong fanbase that supports her through every change in her game, appearance, or demeanor. However, her new look also stirred mixed reactions among women, with some criticizing the precision of the bun and how poorly it was done.
As Indiana and Clark return to the hardwood tomorrow after five days of rest, all eyes will be on her, eagerly awaiting to see if she continues to rock the new hairstyle. One thing is certain: fans will be watching closely
Fever rookie Caitlin Clark reveals unique living situation amidst WNBA drama
Caitlin hasn’t had the best start in the WNBA
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Amid the drama surrounding the start of her WNBA career, Caitlin Clark opened up about her life situation. The 22-year-old spoke to reporters as the Indiana Fever returned to practice after a four-day break.
The drama surrounding Caitlin Clark’s start in the WNBA.
The two-time College Player of the Year, who left Iowa as the NCAA’s all-time leading scorer, hasn’t had the best start in the WNBA, posting just two wins in her first 11 starts as a pro.
On the other hand, she has not had a ‘sweet’ welcome to the professional league at all, as she has been treated violently by some of her rivals. The last case was when Chenney Cartercame at Clark’s back in a controversial play without the ball.
Immediately following this controversial foul by Carter, her Sky teammate Angel Reese greeted her on the bench with a smile on her face as she celebrated her foul on Caitlin.
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Caitlin is struggling to adjust to the professional league, facing poor shooting percentages, exhaustion and becoming the target of the wrath of opponents looking to bully the rookie.
The Fever’s first few games under Clark have made it clear that Indiana has a long way to go to challenge the best teams in the WNBA.
