Caitlin Clark's historic first season in the WNBA has come to a close, wrapping up a remarkable year for America's newest sports hero. Carrying your college team to the NCAA title game and your pro team to the playoffs, all the while serving as the gateway for an entire new wave of fans, is quite a burden, and unsurprisingly, Clark is exhausted.

Every sport seems to want a piece of Caitlin Clark. Despite discussions around her in the WNBA going in all sorts of directions, whenever Clark is tied into another professional league, said league seems to want a piece of her motion immediately.

Caitlin Clark scored 25 points in a season-ending loss to the Connecticut Sun on Wednesday night. Barring a last-minute change of heart, we will not see

Caitlin Clark 's rookie season is over following the Indiana Fever's first-round loss in the playoffs — and now the superstar is sharing her plans off the court. During media availability after the team's loss to the Connecticut Sun on Wednesday, Sept. 25, Clark showed a sense of humor about her upcoming plans.

Caitlin Clark just finished one of the best rookie seasons in WNBA history. The first overall pick from Iowa helped lead the Indiana Fever into the WNBA playoffs following a regular season where she was named WNBA Rookie of the Year and finished fourth in MVP voting.

Caitlin Clark wrapped up one of the greatest rookie seasons in WNBA history. It wasn’t without controversy—with some of league’s veterans jealous of the media circus surrounding the former Iowa phenom—and it didn’t end the way she would have wanted,