Caitlin Clark flattered Colts star flexes her Nike kicks at NFL training camp start

Indiana Fever All-Star Cailin Clark has taken the WNBA by storm in her first two season. Even an Indianapolis Colts star gave her a shoutout on his way into training camp.
Clark wasn’t able to play for home fans in the All-Star Game due to an injury but she was the toast of the weekend with her partying where she even had a teammate take a drink away, while she slipped another teammate one during the 3-point competition. She also crushed her pregame tunnel look for a fit win at GainbridCaitlge Fieldhouse.
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The 23-year-old brings the stars out to games and supports the Indy pro teams as seen on the jumbotron at a Colts game, and at an Indiana Pacers playoff game sitting with Tyrese Haliburton’s girlfriend Jade Jones.

Her Nike Kobe shoes are also quite popular. She even just rocked a “Cookie Monster” Kobe 6 PEs for a game. And now, Colts star linebacker Zaire Franklin strolled into training camp with some Caitlin Clark Kobe 5 Protro "Indiana Fever" kicks (and an insane boombox) and gave a shoutout to the WNBA star.
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Clark took notice and reposted it on her Instagram account.

That’s the way to make an entrance into camp and represent the city’s teams like Clark does.

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