Caitlin Clark’s transition from college basketball to the WNBA is going smoothly.
Before the Indiana Fever's first preseason game on May 3, she is already breaking ankles and making half-court jumpers.
Nevertheless, Clark made it apparent that there are significant distinctions between the two levels when questioned about making the move from college to the WNBA.
According to a CBS Sports story from April 29, Clark described the WNBA as "fast, fast shot clock." But as I'm sure you can all see, that's my preferred style of play.
Thus, I believe it works really well for my game.
“It’s a fast pace, a lot faster than college, and you’ve to learn quicker because you’ve got to get your mind on Friday,” Clark added.
When asked what she does for fun in Indiana, Clark replied, "I don't really go out in public and do much."
"I enjoy watching films." I also brought my PS5, but I haven't played or hooked it up yet because I'm now staying in a motel.
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