Indiana Fever icon Caitlin Clark came close to crashing out after a questionable call during an Iowa Hawkeyes game.

Well, Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark decided to pick a third option where she supported her former college team. RELATED: Paige Bueckers, JuJu Watkins talk about Caitlin Clark's impact Yes, Clark was seen on the sidelines during the Iowa Hawkeyes' Sunday night match against the Drake Bulldogs.

Former Iowa women's basketball superstar Caitlin Clark had a memorable visit to the Knapp Center on Sunday as the Hawkeyes defeated Drake 86-73. OK, maybe Clark didn't enjoy some of the calls that went against the Hawkeyes, but for the most part it was a good day for reconnecting with fans and former coaches and teammates.

Former Iowa Hawkeyes stars Kate Martin and Gabbie Marshall supported their former college squad when they faced the Virginia Tech Hokies in Charlotte, North Carolina, on Nov. 10. But another teammate of theirs, Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark, was not in attendance.

The Iowa Hawkeyes women's basketball team defeated Drake University on Sunday, which improved their 2024-25 record to 5-0. This game was likely sentimental for

In an Instagram story post on Wednesday evening, Clark sent a two-word message to her former Hawkeyes teammate, Jada Gyamfi. "teach me @jadagyamfi," Clark wrote, reacting to the forward's tough layup in traffic.

The former Hawkeyes star returned to the state where she set numerous college basketball records to watch Iowa keep its undefeated record intact during a game against Drake.

WNBA fans can stop waiting to see if Caitlin Clark changes her mind about Unrivaled. The new three-on-three league revealed the rosters for its inaugural season on Wednesday. Although Clark isn't listed on any of the six star-studded teams,

Indiana Fever sensation Caitlin Clark's possible participation in the new Unrivaled Basketball League has been the the subject of much speculation in recent day

The final roster announcement for the new 36-player Unrivaled series is set to be announced, with WNBA fans now convinced Caitlin Clark has signed up