Caitlin Clark is captivating the basketball world as March Madness approaches.
Her lethal 3-point range, elite playmaking and rebounding make her a 30-point triple-double threat every night. She’s must-watch basketball.
And Clark is taking advantage of that popularity under the new NIL rules that the NCAA established in 2021.
The Iowa Hawkeyes superstar has made a lucrative career despite not being paid by Iowa for playing collegiate basketball. Clark has garnered numerous endorsement deals over the past three seasons, with the most recent being her partnerships with Gatorade and State Farm.
Her fame won’t drop off anytime soon either, as she inches closer to breaking the overall all-time points record held by Pete Maravich. Maravich scored 3,667 points in three years at LSU and has held the record since 1970.
Fans around the world are preparing to witness Clark break the 54-year record, an accomplishment that likely will come Sunday in the Hawkeyes’ regular-season finale against Ohio State.
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How much does Caitlin Clark make through NIL deals?
Clark’s endorsements have racked up quite a bit of money over the past few years. She’s partnered…
