“Best female collegiate player ever!” Shaquille O’Neal makes BOLD claim about Caitlin Clark after becoming all-time leading scorer
Caitlin Clark has very quickly climbed the ladder of success in basketball considering she is only 22 years old.
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Shaquille O'Neal praises Caitlin Clark after breaking the NCAA women's record as the all-time leading scorer (Via SportsTiger)
It was jubilation for the female basketball world as another record was broken, and it was none other than Caitlin Clark. She’s a talented player who represents the Iowa Hawkeyes of the Big Ten Conference in the NCAA recently grabbed headlines. And Shaquille O’Neal made some bold claims when the news spread around.
The 22-year-old became the all-time leading scorer in the NCAA in a recent 106-89 home win against the Michigan Wolverines. It was a night to remember for the Point Guard as she managed to surpass Kelsey Plum’s record of 3527 points, and she went on to finish the game with 3569 career points. Shaq had nothing but praise for the young talent.
Shaq praised Caitlin Clark after the game and said,
She is incredible. Congratulations to her and her family. I’m just seeing her from last year when they played LSU. But she is phenomenal. I’m gonna go on the record and say she’s the best female collegiate player ever.
She broke the record in some style, scoring a logo three-pointer to take over the throne. The in-form Iowa Hawkeyes side, who looks to get better and better every game, have quite a talent in their arsenal in the form of Clark and their recent win just showed it. But last night, it was all about Caitlin Clark.
Fans react to Caitlin Clark’s logo three to break the record
It was a night to remember for Caitlin Clark who finally broke the all-time leading scorer record. And she did it in some fashion. It was her logo three-pointer attempt that saw the record write her name in the books of the NCAA, marking her as the new queen on the pedestal of the greats. For the fans, they were immensely pleased.
After the game, fans could not help but congratulate the star on that stellar performance as well as a new milestone in the history of the NCAA.
The game also saw her get her career-high, scoring 49 points to seal the deal and win her team the game. But it was truly all Caitlin Clark who ran the show last night, in the hopes she gets a good draft selection in the upcoming WNBA drafts.
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