Only Caitlin Clark could make white nail polish cool again.
The 22-year-old basketball player continues to shatter records as she transitions from college ball to the WNBA. On July 17, the all-time NCAA Division 1 top-scorer and 2024 number one draft pick broke yet another impressive record during the Indiana Fever’s game against the Dallas Wings. Though the Fever lost the matchup (93—101), Clark put on an incredible show with 24 points and 19 assists, the most assists in a single game for any WNBA player. With six rebounds, Clark was also nearing her second triple double after recently becoming the first rookie to record a TD in league history.
“She’s going to say it means nothing, but I think it’s pretty cool,” Fever teammate Aliyah Boston said of the record in a post-game interview after scoring 28 points of her own in the game.
Clark responded, “I just try to set my teammates up for success.”
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Obviously, that’s super impressive, but did anyone else notice that Caitlin Clark did all that with a controversial manicure that matched her headband and jersey number? Time to secure another sponsorship deal.
