Caitlin Clark enjoys vacation time in stunning two-piece bikini

Indiana Fever teammates share relaxing vibes as Clark reflects on Olympic selection

Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark relaxes while Team USA wins at Paris OlympicsInstagram @lexiehulll

Caitlin Clark has finally taken a breather from her relentless grind on the hardwood. The Indiana Fever’s star point guard, often hailed for her electrifying performances, found herself with unexpected free time this summer. Why? Because the Team USAselectors left her off the roster for the Paris Summer Olympics.

But if you think Clark is sulking, think again. Instead, she’s soaking up the sun and enjoying a well-deserved vacation alongside some of her Fever teammates. One of them, Lexie Hull, even treated fans to a glimpse of their fun, sharing sizzling swimsuit snapshots on Instagram.

Despite the disappointment of not making the Olympic team, Clark’s spirit remains unbroken. She took the high road, delivering a gracious message to her compatriots heading to Paris. “They’re incredibly talented,” she remarked after the WNBA All-Star Game in Phoenix. “Four years ago, Team WNBA bested Team USA, and yet they performed admirably in the Olympics.”

Caitlin Clark celebrates Team USA as they win against Japan in Paris Olympics

Clark’s words echoed the depth of talent in the league. “It’s a testament to how competitive this league is. Every game is a battle, and there are so many deserving players,” she added. Her comments underscored the fierce competition and preparation required to excel in the WNBA.

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As Team USA celebrates their victory against Japan in Paris, they carry not just the hopes of a nation but also the respect of peers like Clark.

So while Clark might not be donning the red, white, and blue in Paris, her presence and praise resonate, a reminder of the relentless talent and sportsmanship that defines the WNBA.

RUMOR: Dak Prescott Predicted To Leave Dallas Cowboys For Record-Setting Contract

Dak Prescott (Photo by Courtney Culbreath/Getty Images)
Surprisingly, the Dallas Cowboys have yet to extend star quarterback Dak Prescott as the 2024 regular season inches closer.

The 31-year-old Dak Prescott is entering the last season of a four-year contract extension worth $160 million that he signed with Dallas in 2021. Prescott has all the leverage now after seeing fellow quarterbacks Tua Tagovailoa (Miami Dolphins) and Jordan Love (Green Bay Packers) sign extensions north of $200 million just last week.

Prescott’s deal with Dallas also contains no-tag and no-trade clauses, so the three-time Pro Bowler can hit free agency next summer if Jerry Jones doesn’t finalize an extension. And if that happens, Prescott will be the biggest name to enter the open market next year.

Bleacher Report’s Kristopher Knox predicted the future contracts for Prescott and San Francisco 49ers signal-caller Brock Purdy after the Tagovailoa and Love extensions. Knox projects that Prescott will leave Dallas and sign a four-year, $224 million deal in free agency:

“The Dallas Cowboys have botched pretty much every aspect of Prescott’s contract situation throughout this offseason. It began early, when franchise owner and team president Jerry Jones stated that he wanted to see more before handing out extensions to Prescott, CeeDee Lamb and Micah Parsons…

If Kirk Cousins, at 35 and coming off a torn Achilles, can get a four-year deal worth $45 million annually in free agency, Prescott can get considerably more. That reality might have Jones coming to grips with the fact that he’ll be looking for a new quarterback in 2025…

It’s starting to feel like a split between Dallas and Prescott is inevitable.”