Caitlin Clark is the all-time leading scorer in NCAA Division I basketball, finishing her career with 3,951 points across four seasons.
Now, when she looks back, she questions why she wasn’t guarded better.
In a TIME interview with Sean Gregory, Clark noted just how much higher the basketball IQ is in the WNBA than in the women’s game.
“Professional players and professional coaches — this is no disrespect to college women’s basketball — are a lot smarter,” Clark said. “I love women’s college basketball. But if you go back and watch the way people guarded me in college, it’s almost, like, concerning. They didn’t double me,
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