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Stephanie White Sounds Alarm on Caitlin Clark, Indiana Fever

Fever coach Stephanie White explains why she's not concerned about Caitlin Clark's continued shooting slump

"I know it doesn't mean anything that I'm not worried about Caitlin's shot, but I'm not worried about Caitlin's shot," White said after Friday's win.

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Stephanie White 'Not Worried' About Caitlin Clark's Shot After Fever Win Over Dream

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Stephanie White’s Unprecedented Caitlin Clark Decision Draws Mixed Reviews

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Why Caitlin Clark is Worth $1 Billion to the WNBA

The answer is in the billions -- and the reasons are many.

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Caitlin Clark's WNBA All-Star squad

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Caitlin Clark drafts USC Trojan Kiki Iriafen for WNBA All-Star Game

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Caitlin Clark Flexes Sophie Cunningham, Indiana Fever's Win Without Saying Anything

Clark, who shot just 4-of-12 for 10 points in Wednesday’s 80-61 blowout loss against the Golden State Valkyries, played better against Atlanta.

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Valkyries rout the Fever 80-61 as Caitlin Clark struggles in her return from injury

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Caitlin Clark's All-Star teammate speaks out.

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Analyst Blasts Fever’s Body Language, Questions Stephanie White’s Costly Call

Caitlin Clark and the Fever struggled vs. the Valkyries. Analyst flags bad body language and rotation issues that fueled the loss.

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Fever Coach Stephanie White Justifies Caitlin Clark Change Against Valkyries After Five Missed Games

Instead of sticking with her usual starting lineup, coach Stephanie White opted to start Aari McDonald in place of Lexie Hull. The move gave the Fever two primary ball handlers, as both Clark and McDonald naturally play point guard. This allowed Clark to play off-ball a bit more.

Jason Whitlock demands Stephanie White's firing and alleges a plot to destroy Caitlin Clark

Sports talker Jason Whitlock made a lot of people mad with his words about Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White, her ties to ESPN reporter Lisa Salters, and how the team is dea