The offseason in women’s basketball is shaping up to be anything but quiet, with major news continuing to pour in. Among the biggest stories is the potential addition of college basketball superstar Caitlin Clark to the newly formed Unrivaled basketball league. The league has already signed high-profile players like Aliyah Boston and Lexie Hull, and fans are eagerly speculating that Clark, one of the most exciting and talked-about players in college basketball, might be next to join.

Unrivaled has dropped hints but not yet confirmed Clark’s participation. However, some of her close friends, including her Indiana Fever teammate Kate Martin, have already signed on, adding weight to the rumors. Speculation reached new heights when Unrivaled’s social media accounts interacted with posts hinting at Clark’s involvement—an unusual move since they typically avoid confirming player signings prematurely. This interaction has led many to believe Clark’s participation announcement is imminent.

The new league format offers unique opportunities for players to hone their skills in a fast-paced, full-court three-on-three setup. Fans are especially excited about seeing Clark in a format that allows her more freedom and space to showcase her long-range shooting and dynamic playmaking. Unlike traditional five-on-five formats, Unrivaled’s setup could allow Clark to dominate offensively without the constant double-teams she faces in college.

There is, of course, some concern about potential injury, especially since Clark has a lucrative future ahead in professional basketball. However, Unrivaled’s games are shorter, with players rotating frequently to reduce wear and tear. Additionally, league executives have reportedly emphasized safety measures, with strong consequences for any player who might engage in rough play.

If Clark joins Unrivaled, her presence would elevate the league’s visibility considerably. As one of the most popular players in women’s college basketball, her involvement would be a huge draw for fans and bring added media attention. Unrivaled is aiming to announce 36 players soon, possibly before the draft lottery. With hints from the league’s admins, the odds are looking strong that Clark will join, making for an exciting season ahead in women’s basketball.