South Carolina coach and U.S. Women's National Team selection committee member Dawn Staley says Caitlin Clark would get more consideration after a strong WNBA start.
If the United States Women's Basketball National Team selection committee was granted a redo, Caitlin Clark might have landed a spot on the roster. South Carolina women's coach and USA Basketball committee member Dawn Staley says that the Indiana Fever rookie has proven herself in a short time since joining the WNBA.
Staley said Clark's early-season struggles kept her off the team. However, her recent success would be reason for reconsideration.. "Caitlin is just a rookie in the WNBA. Wasn't playing bad, but wasn't playing like she's playing now.
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