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The Caitlin Clark takeover is in full effect: Donna Kelce shows up courtside, Andy Reid rocks the Caitlin 1s & the fever take down the #1 team in the WNBA

Guys, I’m starting to think this Caitlin Clark thing might be getting pretty big. Despite whatever pathetic excuse or coping the haters are doing right now.

The Fever absolutely smoked the Minnesota Lynx 96-77 last night, and Caitlin Clark did what Caitlin Clark does: 27 points, 9 assists and 7 rebounds against the best team in the WNBA.

But honestly, the basketball was only HALF of the story. Because Donna Kelce was sitting courtside.

Donna Kelce courtside to see Caitlin Clark

And then there’s Andy Reid. Caitlin gifted Big Red a pair of her new Caitlin 1 “Sea of Red” shoes, and Reid showed them off on social media.

It’s Caitlin’s world and we’re all just living in it. Fresh off leading team USA to a World Cup title, and she’s picking right back up where she left off in the WNBA. Playing at an MVP level, selling out arena’s and now changing the sneaker game as well.

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Clark’s numbers over her last five games are absolutely stupid:

  • 30.2 PPG
  • 10.0 APG
  • 4.6 RPG
  • 44.9% from three
  • 67.0% true shooting

And according to the StatMuse/WNBA game-log data, that makes Clark the first player in WNBA history to average at least 30 points and 10 assists over a five-game span.

She scored 27, nearly recorded another triple-double, helped Indiana blow out the league-leading Lynx, and somehow the biggest story coming out of Indianapolis might still be Donna Kelce and Andy Reid.

That’s what makes this whole thing so funny. Clark is becoming bigger than basketball itself.

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I’ve been saying it since her days at Iowa. The Caitlin Clark takeover isn’t coming; It’s already here.

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