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Caitlin Clark’s 6.3 Assists Are Only the Beginning, And This Mic’d Up Video Proves It

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USA Basketball just dropped an absolute gem, giving us an inside look at star guard Caitlin Clark mic’d up during a Team USA practice session for the FIBA Women’s World Cup. If you thought you knew her game, this behind-the-scenes footage confirms she’s not solely a scoring machine, but a total force bringing incredible energy to the court.

The Practice Vibe Check

The video makes it clear: Clark is a *lively presence* out there. You can feel her energy through the screen, commanding attention and pushing the pace. It’s not just about her moves, it’s her whole demeanor that pops. There’s even a cool moment captured where the three-time WNBA All-Star connects with an American serviceman, sharing a quick chat about their Iowa roots. That’s the kind of connection that goes beyond the game, showing her impact off the court too.

Numbers Don’t Lie

Team USA is on an absolute roll, tearing through the group phase with a perfect three-game winning streak. They’ve punched their ticket to the quarterfinals, no sweat. And while the whole team is balling out, Clark’s early performance is already making waves in her first major tournament with the senior squad. She’s not just contributing, she’s *leading* the team in assists, dishing out an impressive 6.3 dimes per game. On top of that, she’s averaging a solid 8.0 points. Those numbers tell you she’s adapting quickly, running the offense, and setting up her teammates perfectly.

Next up for Team USA? They face off against Hungary in the quarterfinals on Thursday at 5:30 a.m. ET. With Clark already leading the charge in assists and her energy infectious, you gotta wonder what else she’s going to pull out as they chase down a World Cup title.

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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.

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