We all loved watching Caitlin Clark play for Iowa in the NCAA Tournament, especially over the last two seasons as she guided the Hawkeyes to a pair of appearances in the national title game.

WNBA fans have all said the Indiana Fever have rightfully earned 41 of their 44 games this season being on national television or streaming. The Fever having the biggest national-audience slate ...

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Led by Rookie of the Year and first-team All-WNBA performer Caitlin Clark, Indiana will appear on national television in 41 of its 44 games. Ten appearances will be on ABC/ESPN and eight on ION ...

Fans across the country now know when they will get the opportunity to see Caitlin Clark, A'ja Wilson, Breanna Stewart, Napheesa Collier and others this year: Colin Salao of Front Office Sports ...

In her debut season as the Indiana Fever's No. 1 overall pick, Caitlin Clark helped facilitate countless WNBA attendance and TV viewership records. Several WNBA franchises took advantage of Clark ...

Amazingly, they say that "one out of every six tickets sold in a WNBA arena can be attributed to Caitlin Clark," according to Dr. Ryan Brewer who spoke about these figures for the Indy Star.

Caitlin Clark is a huge driver of viewership and ticket sales for the WNBA, and she is being treated accordingly for the upcoming season. The WNBA’s national broadcast schedule for the 2025 ...

Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever will be featured on 41 nationally televised or streamed games in the upcoming WNBA season, the most of any franchise. Of Indiana’s 44 games, 10 will be on ABC ...

It was never just about Caitlin Clark. No doubt there are people who thought women’s basketball would fade back to niche sports status without Clark and the white-hot spotlight that follows her.

Caitlin Clark, the breakout rookie, is deemed the primary attraction by experts. This venue change echoes last season's tendency to shift games featuring the Fever star to larger venues in hopes ...