Caitlin Clark has come in for considerable flak since being spotted at a Kansas City Chiefs game with Taylor Swift, with one ESPN star even questioning her support for the team

Social media thinks Caitlin Clark beating Hailey Van Lith led to Haley Cavinder transfering which led to Carson Beck transferring to Miami.

One of the most iconic performances of Caitlin Clark's basketball career came on April 1, when her Iowa Hawkeyes faced the LSU Tigers in the Elite Eight of the

The analyst questioned Clark's loyalty towards the Kansas City Chiefs after she was spotted sitting with Taylor Swift during the AFC Divisional Round game against the Houston Texans.

Former Georgia quarterback Carson Beck recently announced his decision to transfer to Miami. The move, in part, stems from a wild butterfly effect that

SiriusXM’s Chris Russo is struggling with the condition, and having longtime Chiefs fan Caitlin Clark sitting with Taylor Swift at Saturday’s AFC Divisional playoff game apparently pushed him over the edge. Russo unleashed an angry diatribe.

Indiana Fever star @CaitlinClark22 and legendary Indianapolis @Colts quarterback Peyton Manning team up for a new ad for St. Vincent Hospital in Indianapolis. The Peyton Manning Children's Hospital is housed at the hospital. The ad is airing on local TV stations in the city. pic.twitter.com/BA6TeUacdv

NCAA analyst Kent Padgett has put forward a theory on his Instagram page that Hanna Cavinder's boyfriend Carson Beck transferred to Miami because of college hoops star Hailey Van Lith and WNBA phenom

The six-team league will consist of 36 of the top women’s basketball players from the WNBA, but won’t include Ms. Clark, who reportedly turned down a $1 million offer in choosing to enjoy the rest of her offseason. Despite the absence of the WNBA’s Rookie of the Year, there should be enough star power to attract some attention.

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Unrivaled will look to expand its footprint in 2026, and will target four cities (likely college towns) for some games outside Miami.

MIAMI (AP) — On the eve of its debut, Unrivaled held a security meeting with its players about their safety.