“More than Stephen A did in HS”: Fans debate over Caitlin Clark’s hypothetical NBA scoring average

Caitlin Clark has gained widespread attention for her remarkable achievements, including becoming the NCAA Division I all-time leading scorer. She is highly respected as one of the most talented players in the history of women’s college basketball and is expected to enter the 2024 WNBA Draft as a point guard for the Iowa Hawkeyes.

At just 22 years old, the young superstar is expected to be the first pick in the draft. This has sparked debates on which franchise will secure his talents. In the midst of this speculation, fans have discovered the perfect response to a question about Clark, which includes Stephen A. Smith.

A question that was circulating on social media was how many points Clark would average in the NBA. A subsequent response was humorous at best.

The correct response:

More than @stephenasmith did in HS.

Additional replies continued to come in regarding X.

Despite the potential for slightly lower statistics in the WNBA, Caitlin Clark’s impressive career at Iowa spanned four seasons and 135 games, with an average of 28.4 points, 7.1 rebounds, and 8.2 assists per game. Fans can still expect to be dazzled by her dynamic performances.

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During an interview with Robin Roberts on ‘Good Morning America’, Caitlin Clark discussed her choice to participate in the 2024 WNBA Draft. She acknowledged that it was a difficult decision to leave Iowa, but she is eager to take on the next opportunity.

“I think there’s pros and cons to both sides, and that’s what made the decision so difficult. It was almost a win-win, but at the same time, a lose-lose, because I was giving up something.

“I’m just kind of ready for the next chapter and a new challenge in my life. But, I think the reason that I decided to announce it when I did is to have that closure, especially ahead of Senior Night.”

Next on the agenda for Clark and the Hawkeyes is a repeat of the highly-anticipated matchup that captured the nation’s attention on TV screens last season, when they went head to head against the LSU Tigers in Dallas.

The Tigers emerged victorious in the NCAA final with a score of 102-85, and the highly anticipated match was broadcasted on ABC. All eyes will be on Angel Reese and Clark, as they go head-to-head as two of the top female superstars. It is yet to be determined who will come out on top.