Caitlin Clark Experiences Breathless Moment After Shoulder Contact, Frustrated by Absence of Foul Call.

During a recent game, Caitlin Clark found herself momentarily winded after absorbing a shoulder impact, only to find no foul called in her favor.

The incident left Clark visibly perturbed as she expressed her frustration with the lack of an officiating decision.

Following the collision, which appeared to be a significant contact, Clark was left gasping for air, indicating the force of the blow.

Despite the intensity of the contact, the absence of a foul call added to Clark’s dismay, prompting her to voice her displeasure with the officiating.

Witnesses to the incident noted Clark’s frustration at the perceived oversight, as she felt the impact warranted a foul call in her favor.

While such moments are not uncommon in the fast-paced world of basketball, Clark’s reaction underscored the passion and intensity she brings to the game, advocating for fair play and proper officiating.

1.77 million viewers reportedly witnessed Caitlin Clark’s defeat to Nebraska as Iowa game becomes most watched women’s CBB matchup

Caitlin Clark and the then-No.2-ranked Iowa Hawkeyes dropped to 22-3 on Sunday, losing 82-79 to the unranked Nebraska Cornhuskers, who improved to 16-8 on the season.

The game was reportedly the most watched women’s college basketball game in FOX Sports history, drawing in 1.77 million viewers. FOX Sports tweeted on Tuesday:

“Nebraska’s victory over Iowa in front of a sellout crowd in Lincoln scored 1,772,000 million viewers Sunday on FOX – the most-watched women’s college basketball game in FOX Sports history.”

Caitlin Clark was a big part of the record-setting audience tuning, entering the matchup needing 39 points to break the women’s college basketball scoring record.

She came up just short, though, finishing with 31 points, eight rebounds, 10 assists, four steals and two blocks, shooting 10-25 from the field, 5-15 from the 3-point range and 6-9 from the free-throw line.

Clark appeared on course to break the record after scoring 14 points in the third quarter, helping the Hawkeyes enter the final frame with a 14-point lead.

However, she went scoreless in the fourth quarter, shooting 0-6 from the field and 0-4 from the 3-point range as the Cornhuskers outscored Iowa 27-10 to pull off a come-from-behind upset victory.

It marked the first time in 125 games that Clark did not score when playing the entire fourth quarter. She will now look to break the record on Thursday when Iowa hosts the Michigan Wolverines.

Clark needs just eight points to become women’s college basketball’s most prolific scorer.