Caitlin Clark has finally etched her name in the history books. The Iowa Hawkeyes guard became the All-time leading scorer of the NCAA Women’s basketball during tonight’s game against the Michigan Wolverines. Not only did Caitlin demolish the previous record, but she did it in typical Caitlin Clark fashion. Clark channeled her inner Stephen Curry and pulled up from the logo in the opening minutes of the first quarter to score her 3,528th point.

The record was previously held by WNBA star Kelsey Plum, who scored 3527 points between 2013 and 2017. Caitlin’s insane record-breaking shot mesmerized the NBA World, and fans even drew comparisons with Stephen Curry. Witnessing Clark’s incredible shooting ability, many believe she could impact women’s basketball like Stephen Curry impacted the NBA.

One fan wrote on X, “This is why Caitlin Clark is what women’s basketball needed. She will impact the sport like Steph Curry. Look at this shot to break the record.” The NBA World followed suit.

Caitlin Clark has made NCAA Women’s basketball must-see television. She has the ability to pull up from anywhere on the court, just like Stephen Curry. Not only is Clark a great shooter, but she also has a highly competitive mindset. After breaking the record and scoring 28 points and 8 assists in the first half, Clark was more focused on playing better defense in the second half to come out with a win. “Yeah, it’s cool… But we need to play better defense.” Clark said in the half-time interview.

Many fans called Clark “The Female Stephen Curry” and deemed her one of the most fun basketball players to watch.

The NBA World also believes Caitlin will put people in the seats to watch Women’s basketball and sell countless tickets.

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Caitlin Clark could revolutionize the WNBA

After watching Caitlin Clark wreak havoc at the college level, fans cannot wait to see her playing in the WNBA. Clark is in her senior year and will be eligible for the 2024 WNBA draft. However, she has yet to declare for the WNBA draft and could wait another year to go pro. Clark will most likely be the first pick in the draft, whichever year she decides to put in her name. She is a generational talent and can transform any franchise.

Clark could also be a great revenue generator for the WNBA because of her star power and insane skill set. Clark is doing in college basketball what no woman has ever done. And she could do the same at the pro level as well. Do you think Caitlin Clark could impact the game of basketball like Stephen Curry?

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