See if you can find the basketball behind Caitlin Clark's back - the three defenders couldn't - then watch for yourself and try to find a higher-IQ basketball play than this one between Clark and Lexie Hull from the Stanford 2021 team in the free Value Add Basketball Game.
Facing a potential five-second call, Clark throws the ball in just hard enough for it to dribble backward nearly 80 feet past every defender, but just soft enough for Hull to retrieve it and get it back to her. At that point, Clark drives and draws a triple-team, which she eludes with a behind-the-back pass.
Hull basically falls down running so hard when the pass goes past her, then reverses to run 80 feet to save the ball, then reverse again to dribble twice and pass to start the play in earnest.
Shifting from baseball to basketball after Phillies won our Statis-Pro baseball title.
Since it isn't really college basketball season yet, but it is WNBA season, we will start by resuming our tournament of the greatest women's college basketball teams of all time. Here is the complete list of team rankings:
Before shifting our focus to baseball, the 2002 UConn women's team survived a scare from the 1991 Virginia team.
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