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Caitlin Clark just did something no player in WNBA history has ever done: 45 points and 10 assists in a 110-107 Fever win over Seattle. It was a career high, a franchise record, and it came in a game Indiana needed every single one of those points to survive. So I went to the film.
We break down why rejecting the ball screen makes her so dangerous, the footwork on the sidestep three, the drive kick and replace, get action, and the backdoor chemistry with Kelsey Mitchell that Seattle never solved. I also go through the officiating flashpoints honestly, including which calls I think were right, the one that should have been a travel, why the late sidestep was clean, and why the Storm's decision not to double her may be the real story of the night. Plus the late game coaching errors that nearly cost Indiana the win.
Chapters:
0:00 The night Caitlin Clark made history
0:28 Rejecting the ball screen
1:40 Behind the back reject and the sidestep three
2:01 The foul controversies
2:22 Drive, kick, and replace
2:30 Get action and the floater
3:16 One on one perimeter work
4:15 The 26 footer that changed the game
4:24 On the contact and the criticism
5:56 The assists: backdoor cuts Seattle never fixed
6:50 Clark's defense and the travel that wasn't called
7:47 Why the hand is part of the ball
8:24 The dagger, and why it was legal
8:59 Late game coaching errors
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Caitlin Clark just did something no player in WNBA history has ever done: 45 points and 10 assists in a 110-107 Fever win over Seattle. It was a career high, a franchise record, and it came in a game Indiana needed every single one of those points to survive. So I went to the film.
We break down why rejecting the ball screen makes her so dangerous, the footwork on the sidestep three, the drive kick and replace, get action, and the backdoor chemistry with Kelsey Mitchell that Seattle never solved. I also go through the officiating flashpoints honestly, including which calls I think were right, the one that should have been a travel, why the late sidestep was clean, and why the Storm's decision not to double her may be the real story of the night. Plus the late game coaching errors that nearly cost Indiana the win.
Chapters:
0:00 The night Caitlin Clark made history
0:28 Rejecting the ball screen
1:40 Behind the back reject and the sidestep three
2:01 The foul controversies
2:22 Drive, kick, and replace
2:30 Get action and the floater
3:16 One on one perimeter work
4:15 The 26 footer that changed the game
4:24 On the contact and the criticism
5:56 The assists: backdoor cuts Seattle never fixed
6:50 Clark's defense and the travel that wasn't called
7:47 Why the hand is part of the ball
8:24 The dagger, and why it was legal
8:59 Late game coaching errors
Subscribe for more NBA and WNBA film breakdowns.
#CaitlinClark #WNBA #IndianaFever #SeattleStorm #BBallBreakdown
Join my new community and discord where we discuss and diagram the X's and O's: bit.ly/3pElHsa
For more info on the cool 3D Graphics, visit CoachPaint: tracab.chyronhego.com/coach-paint-coach-nick
SUBSCRIBE HERE FOR MORE: bit.ly/BBallSub
MUSIC: Fighting For Freedom by Anno Domini
Join our YT Membership for TONS of extra content: bit.ly/3rmJwUB
ABOUT BBALLBREAKDOWN
BBallBreakdown is devoted to deep-dive analysis of NBA basketball gameplay. If you're a coach or a player, check out the MONTHLY MEMBERSHIP - filled with an ever growing library of on court demos designed to help you improve your play and your coaching! Giving fans a taste of a pro coach's film session, host Coach Nick breaks down fundamentals, play calling, offense, defense, shooting form, officiating, and everything else basketball. In addition, see exclusive interviews with NBA players and coaches, from active super stars to retired legends.
