Everyone Is Saying The Same Thing After Caitlin Clark Posted A Photo Of Herself In A Tiny Skirt Next To Her Boyfriend
Caitlin Clark and Connor Mccaffery (Photos via Getty Images)
Caitlin Clark is on cloud nine.
Caitlin Clark of the Indiana Fever has company as she begins her WNBA career in Indianapolis. Her boyfriend is Connor McCaffery, who happens to work for the NBA’s Indiana Pacers.
Both athletes played basketball at the University of Iowa. Clark just finished off her illustrious career as Division I basketball’s career leading scorer and in assists. While in college, McCaffery averaged 4.5 points per game from 2017-23 and played baseball at Iowa.
His career was not headed to the pros, but he is still going to reap the benefits in a big way.
On Friday, Caitlin Clark was all smiles as she rooted for the Indiana Pacers as her boyfriend Connor McCaffery is a team assistant. The newly drafted WNBA player was seen tossing T-shirts to the crowd during halftime between the Pacers and the Milwaukee Bucks during game three of the NBA playoffs.
Clark also spent time in one of the suites, where she continued to cheer on the team and could be seen signing her autograph on a sonogram.
The Pacers won Games 3 and 4 and have to take a commanding 3-1 series lead.
Caitlin Clark Looked At As Generational Player That Will Take The WNBA To New Heights
Caitlin Clark (Photo by Matthew Holst/Getty Images)
Clark, the NCAA Division I all-time leading scorer, was selected as the No. 1 pick by the Indiana Fever.
The WNBA Draft had record viewership just weeks after Clark’s Iowa team shattered viewership records during their run in the NCAA Tournament via USAToday.com.
If Clark is great or even better as expected in the league, huge opportunities await the ladies of the WNBA.
VIDEO: Young Fan Had Shocking Reaction To Learning How Pathetic Caitlin Clark’s Salary Will Be In The WNBA
Caitlin Clark and young kid (Photos via Getty Images and @MintyBets)
The arrival of Caitlin Clark to the WNBA is expected to help the league grow at a rapid pace, and many new fans are just now learning things about the women’s game that they never knew.
The excitement around her being chosen first overall in the 2024 WNBA Draft by the Indiana Fever led to immediate shock due to discussions over her WNBA salary and comparisons to rookies in other men’s sports.
Caitlin Clark will earn $338,056 over four years, according to the WNBA’s collective bargaining agreement.
The former Iowa Hawkeye basketball player will make $76,535 in her first year of the contract, $78,066 in her second, $85,873 in her third, and $97,582 in her fourth year in the league in 2027, according to a breakdown of her earnings by year provided by Spotrac.
In a viral video from TikTok, two young boys could be seen in a vehicle being asked by their mother how much they think Clark is making on her rookie deal. The first kid guesses it is around $2 million, while the other says it was $38 million.
She informed them both she would make “about $350,000.”
