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Caitlin Clark: "Yeah, people will probably remember our two Final Fours and things like that. But people aren't gonna remember every single win or every single loss. I think they're just gonna remember the moments that they shared at one of our games. Or watching on TV. Or how... show more

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Rob2 years ago

Such class and grace. And she’s spot on. Her games are the first women’s basketball games I’ve watched since I was in college. I might even watch the WNBA just to see her.

Garrick Teck2 years ago

I get it CC. Thanks

Kenneth L. Bush III2 years ago

You are right about that! Practiced her dribble, passing, and shooting the entire game! Sure has been fun to watch.

Scube2 years ago

Perfectly said

Eva Sumilong2 years ago

Too classy for the wnba ! Thank you Caitlin! Being a champion doesn’t always mean you hold a trophy or get a ring , but how you carry yourself as a human . You my dear are champion of champions !

SARKI_SULIEMAN2 years ago

A queen and more, 🐐

Tom Briody2 years ago

Tremendous role model. Congratulations on an outstanding college career. You made the world better. How many people get to do that?

Jordan 🇲🇦2 years ago

People will always say that Clark is not a legend for not winning a title. Though, what they don’t take into account is that she wasn’t playing an established school. It would’ve been easier to be at UCONN, USC, LSU and other, but no, she chose to work at Iowa. That’s impressive

Bembenek 36 🍺 #forever41cajun2 years ago

I got to meet Caitlin Clark last year and see them play in Dsm and I'm definitely a fan of her and the whole @IowaWBB

Siatsu2 years ago

Total class and grace. The haters should really listen to and see who she really is. Best of luck on your journey CC...👏👏👏👏

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