Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark opened up about her 2024 WNBA Draft experience, where she was taken No. 1 overall, and admitted that it was not the best time for her

Caitlin Clark’s biggest critic hasn’t held back with her rebuttal of Indiana Fever. Clark was a revelation throughout the 2024 WNBA season, taking home the Rookie of the Year award with a whopping 66 of the 67 available votes.

After firing head coach Christie Sides less than a week ago, the Indiana Fever wasted no time hiring her replacement. Stephanie White was named the Fever's new head coach, and Caitlin Clark shared her ringing endorsement in a social media comment announcing the news.

On Friday afternoon, the Fever announced that they had hired Stephanie White as their new head coach. White, who has coached the Connecticut Sun over the past two seasons, will be returning to Indiana, an organization she spent four years with as a player (2000-2004) and multiple years as a head and assistant coach (2011-2016).

For many players, being drafted into the WNBA is a dream come true. However, Caitlin Clark, who was chosen first overall by the Indiana Fever, admitted that her experience was not entirely positive. In a recent interview on the Fresh Tawk podcast,

Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark is arguably the biggest star in all of basketball right now, men’s or women’s. With that much star power, it’s a pretty big deal when Clark is upset, especially considering she’s usually pretty even-keeled off the court.

Caitlin Clark explained during an appearance on the 'Fresh Tawk' podcast why she was upset at the 2024 WNBA Draft, stating she spent barely any time with her family and loved ones

Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark, the top pick in the 2024 WNBA Draft, recently revealed that her big night didn’t go quite as planned. Although fans saw Clark shining after her selection in Brooklyn,