NBC just confirmed that Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever pulled in a staggering 3.3 million viewers during their 113-90 blowout victory over the Chicago Sky—marking the most-watched regular season WNBA game since 1997. Yet, the NCAA sparked immediate outrage this week after releasing an official promotional video highlighting former college stars breaking professional records while completely deleting Caitlin Clark from the reel. While the NCAA featured legitimate milestones from A’ja Wilson, Paige Bueckers, Olivia Miles, and Angel Reese, fans and commentators instantly noticed the glaring omission of the sport’s biggest draw. Even as broadcasters called out the absurdity on live air, the latest television ratings prove that Clark’s cultural impact and viewership power remain completely unmatched. This deliberate institutional blackout comes at a time when women’s basketball ratings are reaching historic highs exclusively around Indiana Fever broadcasts, raising serious questions about whether league and college executives are trying to minimize her historic rookie legacy. Drop your thoughts in the comments: Was the NCAA’s video an innocent oversight or blatant disrespect? 👉 Subscribe for continuous coverage and breaking WNBA news updates. 👍 Like if you agree Caitlin Clark cannot be ignored! 💬 Leave your reaction below!
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