Caitlin Clark's Stunning MVP Performance at FIBA U19 Women's World Cup | Full Highlights 

Unbelievable skills

Yes. Iowa’s last two final losses might have been different with a bigger center. Only real deficit that would have helped on both ends of court.

@bryx170 Not exactly. She broke the NCAA record for men or women. The entire record is hers now.

@@survivrs glad to know that.

I was thinking the same thing.

Her play with Iowa is a much better indication of her readiness. The opponents in this clip are child's play compared to South Carolina, Virginia Tech, Ohio State, Indiana, etc.

@@joshpetersen9528 true but it is interesting to see how she plays with a taller more powerful center. Aaliyah Boston is 6’5”; either center or power forward you could see how Caitlin would play off her. I’m quite excited for the season to start.

One thing CC loves to do is feed the post, sometimes she does a little too much but if you have good hands you just have to be prepared to catch. But I think she's gonna have more chemistry with Nalyssa since she also loves playing with 4 who can hustle and run the floor

Clark shot 38% during the 2021 tournament though. Sonia Citron should have been MVP she was far more efficient at that World Cup. Good news for Clark though is she's a lot better now. But she plays different with better players. At Iowa none of the players were really elite. Czinano was the closest and she wasn't that great.

She really didn't as the rules were completely different. 1) In those years Maravich was not allowed to join the varsity team. He averaged over 43 points a game on the Freshman team but all his points from the 1st year did not count, I believe. 2) 3 point line was not there in those days. A coach mapped out all of Pete's shots and because he took many shots from downtown, he determined that had the line been there, he would have averaged 55 points a game instead of his official 44 points a game for his last year in college.

@@guittadabe5214 Caitlin Clark also didn't play for her dad where the game plan was 'give the ball to Pete'.

She seems like the reincarnation of pistol Pete to me

Keep it in perspective. Pete played against much, much tougher competition, men who play much tougher defense.

@@SULLYtheSojourner You've obviously never played against woman b-ballers. They are just as tough as men on both offence and defence.

wdym? both logos has white points line ( the red one pretty clear ) the white one its in the "S" having white dots , if you not see you might want to go check your eyes

After. Caitlin is the MVP here.

Stole it once from her, but I agree, she can be better.

Still she scored 30 points.

And we have no idea who she is. But we know who Caitling is.

You showed Caitlins percentage but not her PPG. Why?

@@malebovinemanure She averaged 14.3 ppg.

Citron certainly played very well, she is a fantastic athlete. However mvp awards usually tends to favor offense, Clark has higher PPG that cancels out her lower FG%, she also has lower RPG than Citron but higher APG. Points and assists are both offense stats so that probably was the basis. She was also the captain and coach/leader on the floor. Her play style is not really usually seen in the women's game so the opponents won't be able to prepare much against her and that gives the USA team an area they can take advantage of if ever they run plays around her. Clark's very deep 3s can also demoralize opposing players especially those experiencing it for the first time, making it a boon for them to crush the competition. The committee usually gives the award to the player who they think had the most impact throughout the tournament. I would have no complaints if Citron won the award cuz I think either one of them deserves it.

@@appreciatorofanythingbeaut7486 14.3 ppg to 13.7 ppg is not that big a difference considering Clark also played slightly more minutes. And Citron led the team in efficiency too. I think the committee just went with Clark based on reputation. I think next summer we'll see more what Sonia can do at the WNBA level. She doesn't always get the recognition she deserves.

@@turtleislandlac1490 Yes I checked and Citron has the highest efficiency and +/-. I also think that MVP voting usually turns out to be a popularity contest but Clark was not nearly as popular as she is now back in 2021. The committee probably considered intangible effects of a player not seen in stat records. If you have Clark as your main PG, the team will be pulled into a faster pacing cuz she thrives in offense so the team will also have higher shot attempts than usual leading to higher total points. Another example is the spacing provided by her deep range that the team can work on to execute more play variations. As I said, incorporating her style of play gives the team a great advantage to catch the opponents off guard because they simply aren't used to that type of game. I mean, even other teams in D1 still finds it hard to handle her style, much less foreign teams. Well, those were just possible things they also considered for the award IMO. Back to Sonia, I look forward to her final season in college before she goes to the W. ND had a great run despite lack of players due to injuries. I hope things will be better for them next season so she can play her best bball on her final year in college and enter the W without regrets.

Yes keep dreaming.

Maybe you should play ball we will watch yiy

You mean Clark traveling the world for Team USA. Lol 😂

No traveling called....

Goat of losing back to back in the championship game 💯

@@MPARNELL yes sir you are so right about that

Fool still thinks basketball is a single player game.