Basketball Rivalry Between Caitlin Clark and JuJu Watkins

Caitlin Clark and JuJu Watkins are in a basketball rivalry as Watkins aims to break Clark's scoring record in college basketball. Watkins has surpassed Clark's points scored in the first two seasons and is on track to break NCAA records. Watkins acknowledges Clark's skills but aims to surpass her achievements. The attention on women's basketball has increased due to Clark's impact on the sport.

JuJu Watkins aims to break NCAA all-time scoring record

JuJu Watkins aims to break NCAA all-time scoring record currently held by Caitlin Clark. Watkins has the potential to surpass Clark with a strong career in college basketball. Watkins reflects on her journey and the support she has received along the way.

LeBron James winning gold medal and Olympics MVP in 2024

LeBron James wins third gold medal and Olympics MVP in 2024, leading USA basketball team to victory. James became NBA's all-time leading scorer in 2023.

Caitlin Clark breaks NCAA all-time scoring record

Basketball legend Lynette Woodard acknowledged Caitlin Clark as the NCAA all-time scoring record holder after initial backlash. Clark broke Woodard's mark, set before the NCAA established women's basketball. Woodard argued her total should still stand due to different regulations during her era.

Caitlin Clark breaking Lynette Woodard's scoring record in women's college basketball

Caitlin Clark breaks Lynette Woodard's all-time scoring record in major women's college basketball, sparking debate over the legitimacy of the record due to rule changes over the years.

Caitlin Clark Breaks NCAA Scoring Record

Caitlin Clark becomes the all-time leading scorer in NCAA Division I basketball, breaking the record previously held by Pete Maravich since 1970, with 3,668 points. She plans to enter the WNBA draft after this season.

Caitlin Clark breaking NCAA scoring record

Caitlin Clark surpasses Pete Maravich's NCAA scoring mark in her final home game as a Hawkeyes player, leading Iowa to victory over Ohio State.