@ScottAgness@Shraddhan6uk The CC effect appears to be true, even migrating into college football, pretty amazing! Her appeal is wide reaching, people wonder why and I’m sure it’s frustrating to many, but the effect is REAL
College GameDay last weekend at Iowa was the most-watched episode of the season — and the third most-watched episode ever in the reg. season.
The final hour, highlighted by Caitlin Clark joining the set, drew an average of 3.7 million viewers.
That's the Caitlin Clark Effect.
The “Crossover at Kinnick” underscores how iconic Caitlin Clark is.
No other WNBA player has dropped a 34-point triple-double in front of 56,000 fans inside a football stadium while raising $250,000 for a children’s hospital. There will never be — another athlete like her.
Caitlin Clark has reportedly agreed to a $20 million deal with Spotify to launch a new exclusive podcast.
The multi-million-dollar deal would see Clark host a weekly podcast exclusively on Spotify through the start of the new WNBA season.
Each episode is expected to feature a different guest from the NBA, WNBA, Hollywood and the music industry, including major stars from around the world who have partnerships with Spotify.
The podcast’s official name is expected to be revealed following the final game of the WNBA season. 👀
This is the classic Christmas piece "Carol of the Bells," composed by the Ukrainian composer Mykola Leontovych (based on the Ukrainian folk song "Shchedryk").
The version in the video you're watching is a piano arrangement by William J. Ross.
Dear @WNBA ,
Caitlin Clark would never write this letter. She'd never remind you how many tickets she's helped sell, how many people she's brought to television screens, or how much money has followed her into women's basketball. She'd certainly never look at another player's paycheck and take credit for it.
So, as her fans, we'll do the uncomfortable part for her.
You're welcome.
— The Hawkeye State
https://t.co/WlRKZU06ts
The comments might be more powerful than the article. 💛
Caitlin Clark fans worldwide are leaving their own messages for Caitlin — and the outpouring is incredible.
Read the article. Then scroll to the comments. 👇
https://t.co/ZgkBcIPXDm
And leave Caitlin a message of your own.
Why does this bother you? She visit her alma-mater, she had a big release for her shoes and interacted with her fans. Went on college game day, then she watch the game for a bit with a kid in a hospital…. What bothers you about this?
This is a good example of a truth many don’t understand: anyone who played Division 1 college basketball was one of the 3 best high school players you’ve ever seen in your life.
Arizona should be ranked today.
Baylor should be ranked today.
BYU, Texas Tech, and Utah should all be ranked ahead of every 1-loss team not named Ohio State.
Houston and Oklahoma State should be in the Top 20.
Never long enough…but, how great was it to have @CaitlinClark22 back home?!🙌🏼 So awesome to see you, Caitlin! Love you much!😊And, just in case you haven’t heard…your shoes are🔥!
You know I understand people's frustrations with Caitlin going on Gameday today
She did not wait the required 30 days after a loss after all
And she is not dressed all in black and wearing the required black veil during the mourning period, clearly a violation
Next thing you know she will be wearing white before Memorial Day
The horror!
Absolute inexcusable behavior that nothing can explain
Not even a once in a lifetime opportunity to do College Gameday as they visit your alma mater's campus for the first time in 20 years on a date that just so happens to coincide with the celebration of your first ever signature shoe's release
You absolute numpty
Lay off moron
She just averaged 20 points in the playoffs, only her second postseason of her third year. What is she supposed to do? Not go outside and live her life? It’s a team sport. This culture that acts like athletes are trash if they don’t win a championship every season is out of control.