Caitlin Clark is undoubtedly the GOAT of women’s college basketball, and she has multiple records under her belt. In her four years as an Iowa Hawkeyes player, the 22-year-old scored the most all-time points in both men’s and women’s college basketball with 3,951 points. But that’s just one of her several NCAA records.

Clark is the first college basketball player to score over 3,800 points, 1000+ assists, and 950 rebounds in a career with 1,144 career assists and 990 rebounds. She also set the record for women’s NCAA Division I for 548 made 3-pointers and 28.4 points per game average. But let the stats rest aside for now as we look at her stunning appearance at the WNBA Draft.

Caitlin Clark steals Kristen Saban’s attention with her Prada look

Basketball sensation Caitlin Clark is known for holding several records on the court. However, her outfit at the recent appearance at the WNBA Draft landed her another record as she became the first player to be dressed by Prada for the NBA and WNBA draft. Nick Saban’s daughter Kristen Saban couldn’t get over this chic look as she posted Clark’s picture on her IG story and captioned, “This. Whole. Look.,” followed by a clapping hand emoji.

The former Iowa star rocked a clean Prada look with a double white satin shirt and skirt, a rhinestone mesh crop top, black leather pump shoes, and a black Galleria handbag, complete with sunglasses. She told GQ Sports’ Peter Lee, “Prada’s very me. I’m a pretty simple girl.” Her appearance at the 2024 WNBA Draft in Brooklyn confirmed all rumors about her likely pick by the Indiana Fever. 

Caitlin Clark is officially with Indiana Fever

Indiana scored the No. 1 pick for two consecutive seasons, and this time, they bagged the most hyped guard of all time. Before the draft, Clark told the Associated Press, “This is a dream, this is something I wrote down on a piece of paper when I was in, like, second grade. Get a basketball scholarship. Play in the WNBA. This is something I’ve always wanted to do.” After being announced as the No. 1 pick by the Fever, she went onstage to receive an Indiana jersey with No. 1. 

Drafting this MVP could change the destiny of the Fever who missed the playoffs in seven straight seasons. Indiana HC Christie Sides said, “Caitlin is one of the most naturally gifted basketball players I have ever seen enter the WNBA from the college level… We can’t wait to bring her to Indiana and incorporate her into our locker room with a group ready to get back to the postseason.” Since 2015, the Fever hasn’t had a winning season and finished 13-27 last season. Hopefully, Clark’s arrival will change their drought history.