Clark goes first to Fever, leads 'generational class'

Key Facts

• But that didn't make the moment any less special for Clark, her loved ones, her Iowa family and the ecstatic fans who packed Gainbridge Fieldhouse back in Indianapolis to see her hold up a Fever jersey on the jumbotron.
• With the women's college game exploding in popularity as players such as Clark and Reese became household names, the arrival of the 2024 draft class is widely regarded to be a potential watershed moment for the WNBA.
• A two-time national player of the year, she ended her collegiate career with 3,951 points, the most in men's and women's Division I history, while propelling the Iowa Hawkeyes to back-to-back national title game appearances, their first in program history.
• "For myself, I can't imagine a more perfect fit, a better place for me to start my professional career, an organization that really just believes in women's basketball and wants to do everything the right way.

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