The Butler University men's basketball team gained a new fan heading into their 2024-25 NCAA season. Luckily for them, that fan happens to be arguably the biggest star in all of basketball. We're talking about Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark,

Iowa isn't just replacing a generational scoring talent this season. The Hawkeyes also lost their coach and several other pieces from a team that made back-to-back national championship games.

Caitlin Clark may not be a part of the Iowa Hawkeyes' women's basketball program anymore, but she's still followed by every single Iowa fan. No matter where her

The days of Caitlin Clark leading the Iowa Hawkeyes are over. Unsurprisingly, that means the team's TV ratings will take a bit of a hit. On Nov. 6, Iowa started its season with an 18-point victory over Northern Illinois.

Golden State Warriors' Stephen Curry and New York Liberty's Sabrina Ionescu are reportedly trying to recruit Caitlin Clark to compete in the NBA All-Star Weekend 3-point contest

Even though she doesn't play for the Iowa Hawkeyes anymore, Caitlin Clark is still followed very closely by all of her fans from college. She will likely go down as the most impactful athlete to ever come through Iowa.

The NBA is looking to rework the All-Star Game for this season. Per ESPN's Shams Charania, the NBA is in serious discussions on a new four-team tournament format for this season's All-Star Game. Three of the All-Star teams will consist of eight players each while the fourth team will be the winner

ESPN insider Shams Charania suggests there's truth to something Sabrina Ionescu alluded to last weekend regarding Caitlin Clark and the NBA All-Star Weekend.