Olympic Fever: No Caitlin for Team USA

Caitlin Clark, a rising star in women's basketball, was notably left off the 2024 Paris Olympics team, sparking a heated debate among fans and analysts. While some argue her presence could have drawn significant attention to the games, enhancing viewership and interest in women's basketball, others contend that the selection should focus solely on athletic merit and the pursuit of gold medals. As Caitlin Clark is designated an alternate, we dive into the implications of this decision for her career and the sport. Join us as we explore whether the Olympic team selection was a missed marketing opportunity or a commitment to fielding the top talent. Share your opinions in the comments, and don’t miss our detailed breakdown of this contentious Olympic decision. Tune in every Thursday for expert sports analysis and the latest in basketball news.
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[@Viral1toz]

Nice

[@brunobagofdonuts9304]

Maybe if clark would quit turning the ball over & start winning some championships . All these others already have. The olympic's is NOT a popularity contest it's all about winning the gold which means EXPERIENCE which she doesn't have.

[@GaryTurbo]

The reason why shes not on the Olympic team is because she sucks, also Jordans was already an NCAA champion and two time NBA champion by the time he joined the Olympic team

[@centipedekid9824]

Does she suck?

[@RodneyRikai]

Averaging 17,5&5 on a team of bums getting doubled would say otherwise

[@GaryTurbo]

How is averaging going to win gold?