Caitlin Clark
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774 appearances
8 recordings
6 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 26 Aug
Caitlin Clark’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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His wife actually played basketball at Iowa, too.
Look at that. Yeah, they actually came to quite a few of our games the last couple of years. Great people. Cool people. Oh, gosh. Okay, let's see.
She knew all day. I'm going to go Geno Stone. I think he's on the Bengals now. I'm pretty sure he had a pick six this past week.
Did anybody say Dallas Clark?
I was holding on to that one.
I'm going to go Riley Moss on the Broncos. I'm going with the younger players who are in school with me.
I'm impressed.
Ooh. That's tough. There's a lot.
So every four years in college basketball, you get to take a foreign trip and you like go and play some teams overseas, like in the summer before your season.
So we went to Italy and Croatia, like two great spots.
Honestly, Croatia. I've heard that. I've heard Croatia is awesome. It's great. I went to Split and Dubrovnik. It's awesome. I tell people, I'm like, if you're going to go one place overseas, that has to be the spot. It's clean. The water's beautiful. Things to do. Oh, that's cool. Food's great. Nice. The basketball wasn't that serious. We beat everybody by like 80. But it was just so much fun.
We had so many fun nights together.
Yeah, like people don't get to hear about like those type of memories with your friends, like your college friends.
I was like, yeah, yeah.
It became a thing after my freshman year. And it was kind of weird because like everybody was like, okay, so like, what is it? And like, trying to maneuver, you know, the NCAA, like they don't have many rules on much anymore. So like, right. There weren't many rules and it was more so like, okay, like what can we do? What can we don't, can we not do? Um, and like, we're also the first.
So like, you're trying to figure it out as you go. Um, my family helped me a lot. Um, But as you get going, you know, you just figure things out and it's fun. And like, and it obviously has been, should have been a thing for a really long time.
Like the NIL part of it, like the true, like endorsements, like you're doing a commercial for, you know, the local coffee shop or like whatever it is, like it's something so easy and so simple. And I think. You know, like a normal student can do that. But like, why couldn't an athlete? Like, it's just like such a simple thing that should have been a thing for a long time.
But also, it was like challenging to navigate. And it still is like seeing these college students that they don't have the right resources around them. Right. It's tough. It stinks. Like, it's hard. And I think that's kind of like something that needs to kind of become, I don't know, more prevalent.
And I know universities are trying to start like having in-house like NIL people or whatever it is, or in-house lawyers or whatever it is to kind of try to manage that. So they're doing the best they can, too. But obviously, there's not many guidelines or rules. So it makes it hard as well. But yeah. It obviously changed a lot and it's made it fun.
And I think it's also helped women's sports grow too. I think you've seen.
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