Fresh of an NCAA championship game that drew 18.9 million viewers the WNBA is poised to showcase Caitlin Clark early and often at the next level.
Fresh of an NCAA championship game that drew 18.9 million viewers — the most ever for a women’s college basketball game — the WNBA is poised to showcase Caitlin Clark early and often at the next level.
Clark, the all-time leading NCAA scorer, is expected to be the No. 1 pick of the Indiana Fever in the WNBA Draft on April 15 in Brooklyn. She played her final college game in Iowa’s loss to South Carolina in Sunday’s NCAA championship game in Cleveland, scoring 30 points in an 87-75 loss.
The WNBA and ESPN announced on Wednesday that the league’s 28th regular season, set to tip off on Tuesday, May 14, will be highlighted by 25 national broadcasts during the regular season across ABC, ESPN and ESPN2.
