Caitlin Clark's legacy continues to grow with each game she plays in an Iowa uniform.
On Feb. 15, Clark became the women's NCAA Division-I all-time leading scorer, breaking University of Washington and Las Vegas Aces star Kelsey Plum's record of 3,527 points.
Clark made history with a bang, showing off her limitless range with a deep 3-pointer as soon as she crossed halfcourt to overtake Plum's record.
Caitlin Clark breaks the record in the most Caitlin Clark way possible 🔥
— The Sporting News (@sportingnews) February 16, 2024
🎥: @HawkeyeReport
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The Hawkeyes wanted to make sure that her everlasting impact is felt every time they take their home floor, honoring the superstar guard with an on-court logo for her latest achievement.
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Caitlin Clark logo on Iowa court
Ahead of Iowa's win over Illinois, a new decal was revealed on their home court at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.
In the coolest tribute possible, Iowa placed Clark's No. 22 in the exact spot where she buried her record-breaking 3-pointer.
Made her mark. @CaitlinClark22 x #Hawkeyes pic.twitter.com/MqxXkSvPH5
— Iowa Women's Basketball (@IowaWBB) February 25, 2024
The honor is perfect. It's not an overwhelming mark on the court, just a small logo to pay respect to Clark's historic NCAA career. Placing her last name and number 30 feet from the basket where she hit the iconic shot is as cold as it gets.
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The superstar guard has captivated the entire country as one of the most prolific basketball players on the planet. Clark is averaging a jaw-dropping 32.1 points and 8.5 assists per game, looking to become the first women's Division-I player to lead the nation in both categories.
She is in hot pursuit of "Pistol" Pete Maravich's all-time Division-I NCAA scoring record with two regular season games, the Big Ten Tournament and NCAA Tournament remaining.
Clark has 3,617 points following her 24-point performance against Illinois. Maravich sits atop the NCAA's record book with 3,667 points.
Just 51 points away, Clark should only need two more games at her current scoring average to take the all-time crown.
