An NBA commentator made a Michael Jordan and LeBorn James comparison for Iowa Hawkeyes legend Caitlin Clark.
No matter where her career goes from here, the Hawkeyes' fan base are going to be her biggest fans. She will go down in history as arguably the most important athlete to play for the school.During a recent NBA broadcast, Mike Breen, a very notable name in the media, did not hold back from making a bold comparison for Clark. Heon the WNBA to that of Michael Jordan, LeBron James, and Stephen Curry for the NBA.
During her rookie season with the Indiana Fever, Clark did not disappoint. She faced huge expectations and she was able to deliver.
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