This got heated quickly.
, she was an Iowa Hawkeyes guard who put together an unparalleled, record-breaking career during her time in the Big Ten.
Despite her historic four years at Iowa, Clark’s lack of national titles has many questioning her position in women’s college basketball G.O.A.T. rankings. Former WNBA star Sue Bird recently discussed New York Liberty forward Breanna Stewart’s triumphant career with the UConn Huskies and noted how the four-time NCAA champ set the bar in college hoops.. “In our world, in the world of women’s basketball, four national championships is the standard. That’s not the case for men’s basketball… So like, that is the bar.
Yet, some critics may point out that Stewart joined a stacked Huskies program that had already cemented a winning culture, as UConn made the Final Four in five straight years before Stewart’s arrival in 2012. By contrast, Clark and the Hawkeyes faced a much tougher path in the NCAA tournament despite going home empty-handed every time.Ugh, UCONN women are so full of themselves. Yes, you have tons of rings but you were in universally acknowledged best, stacked system with a stacked team. Cool, awesome you won, but you should have.UConn stacked with 4 and 5 star recruits should win the championship every year. Caitlin played with blue collar players. Breanna didn’t win these championships by herself.
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