“So fun!!!!” - Caitlin Clark reacts to collaboration with Dude Perfect
Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark has established herself as a reliable shooter from behind the 3-point line. While she's already showcased her deep range in the WNBA, the 2024 Rookie of the Year also decided to show off her sweet shooting by hitting trick shots.
Clark collaborated with the YouTube channel "Dude Perfect," which is known for making trick shots, in a video titled "50 Ways to Make a 3 Pointer." Some behind-the-scenes photos were shared on Instagram by the video's sponsor, Gainbridge.
Caitlin Clark went on to share how she felt while doing the shoot in the post's comment section.
"So fun!!!!" Clark commented.

The 15-minute-long video featuring the Fever star was posted to Dude Perfect's YouTube channel on Saturday.
True to its name, the video featured different ways to hit a shot from 3-point range, from normal shots to outlandish ones. Some ridiculous ways included shooting one from a helicopter, while hanging upside down and with the use of explosives to launch the ball into the basket.
The Indiana Fever are still winless since Caitlin Clark's injury
The Indiana Fever announced on Monday (May 26) that Caitlin Clark was dealing with a left quadriceps strain. She is expected to miss at least two weeks as a result of the injury.
Before she was sidelined, Indiana was sitting right at the .500 mark at 2-2. Since then, the Fever have yet to win a game. So far, Indiana has played two games without the second-year guard, and they have not fared well. They've lost both games, causing their record to dip to 2-4.
The first game they played without Clark was on Wednesday against the Washington Mystics. After Indiana finished the first quarter with the lead, Washington wrestled control from them in the second quarter. The Fever tried to hang on in the second half but ultimately lost 83-77. Veteran DeWanna Bonner led the team in scoring by dropping 21 points off the bench.
Their second loss was a tight one against the Connecticut Sun on Friday. The Fever hung on until the end, but the Sun prevailed 85-83 behind Marina Mabrey's 26-point performance. That game also ended up being the Sun's first win of the year after starting the season with five straight losses.
Caitlin Clark's absence has left the Fever without a playmaker. In the loss against the Mystics, no one dished out more than four assists. Then, against the Sun, Aliyah Boston had to step up and set others up by finishing with eight assists.