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After a lot of anticipation, Caitlin Clark finally received her signature logo, promised by Nike as part of a massive $28 million deal, yesterday. But while Nike’s done playing its part, Indy’s not. So, they ended up with a “Clark out” inside Gainbridge Fieldhouse on the night the Fever took over the Seattle Storm at home!

Just a day after Nike officially announced CC, the Fever teamed up with the sports brand and turned the moment into a full-blown event. It was by getting every fan in attendance a white “Caitlin was here” t-shirt that featured her newly revealed signature logo.

Yes, a design of interlocking Cs with a smaller C inside that represents her bond with fans while also reflecting the foundation of her game. But if you ask HC, CC getting this opportunity is “special” as she impacts not only within basketball but globally, “just by being who she is.”

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No doubt, the HC said that queues of fans waiting just to catch a glimpse of CC are proof of that statement, even when she’s limited to just 13 games so far this season. “She’s a connector. She brings people together… For us to be a part of that — whether it’s as simple as being able to celebrate all of these things with her or as much as walking out into the arena and seeing the white-out on the chairs out there — it’s really cool,” she continued.

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But is it the first time White’s joined CC to celebrate her achievements off court? No. The last time we saw her do something similar was during the Commissioner’s Cup championship win, when she was spotted wearing CC’s edition of the Kobe 5 Protro PE at the Target Center.

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And she didn’t just wear them; she even removed them ahead of the celebration to keep them spotless as well. So yes, that’s the kind of bond White’s got with CC.

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Does Caitlin Clark's new logo mark her as the next big icon in women's sports?

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