With Caitlin Clark ‘s rookie season complete, you might wonder if she is going overseas to play basketball as many WNBA players do during the offseason. Here’s the answer: No, she won’t play basketball in Europe or any other country. She’s staying stateside.

Clark finished her rookie season averaging 19.2 points, 5.7 rebounds and a league-leading 8.4 assists. She broke many records along the way, including most assists in a season and a game, most three-pointers by a rookie and most points by a rookie. Not to mention the first two rookie triple-doubles in WNBA history.

The entire WNBA — not Caitlin Clark — was the breakout star of the season, CBS “60 Minutes” journalist Jon Wertheim said during Sunday night’s episode.

This is the nonsense making “Big Brother” come on so late? Let’s keep it a complete bean, ladies and gentlemen: The reason the WNBA is getting so popular is because of Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark.

Caitlin Clark and the WNBA were part of the latest episode of '60 Minutes' on CBS.The episode aired Sunday night in the wake of the growth of the WNBA, featurin

After a record-breaking rookie season in the WNBA, Indiana Fever player Caitlin Clark reflects on the standout moment from her year.

During her appearance on CBS's 60 Minutes, Caitlin Clark revealed the defining moment of her rookie season, and her choice is certainly intriguing. After a historic season where she shattered the WNBA’s single-season assist record and set a new scoring benchmark for a rookie,