Caitlin Clark Sends Emphatic 2-Word Message About Fever's Stephanie White Hiring

Caitlin Clark made her opinion of the Indiana Fever's Stephanie White hiring extremely clear.

Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark (22) reacts as she misses a three-point field goal during the second half of a game against the Seattle Storm on Sunday, Aug. 18, 2024, at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. The Fever defeated the Storm 92-75. | Christine Tannous/IndyStar / USA TODAY NETWORK

After what has seemed like weeks of endless speculation, it has now become official: The Indiana Fever have hired Stephanie White to be their next head coach.

This is a massive acquisition for the Fever, as White is generally seen as one of the best and most respected head coaches in the women's basketball community. Not only is she respected by her peers and colleagues around the league, but current WNBA players have also given White her flowers in the past.

One of these players is Fever icon Caitlin Clark, who said of White, "She has obviously called a lot of my games all throughout college, and I just think she has a really great basketball mind," during a Fever press conference earlier this year.

"I think she has done a great job calling college games... She's a trailblazer, honestly. I think she has always been somebody who has been supportive of my game, and it has been fun to talk to her at shootarounds," Clark continued.

Notice how caitlin described stephanie white. You think she ever called christie a “great basketball mind”? Its always shes a kind lady lmaoo pic.twitter.com/j03U07tOnb

— sofia (@slowlyslide) October 29, 2024

And it didn't take Clark long to send an emphatic message about the Fever announcing their hiring of White over social media.

In a comment to the Fever's Instagram post announcing their acquisition of White, Clark wrote, "Fevvvvv shooowwwwwww".

LMFAOOOOOOOO MY GOAT SO USED TO GIVING NOW SHE GETS TO RECEIVE pic.twitter.com/Wy1m8bUkNS

— cc akgae (@clrkszn) November 1, 2024

The way that Clark conducted Indiana's offense next season reminded many basketball fans of how Magic Johnson ran the iconic "Showtime Lakers" teams throughout the 1980s. Perhaps Clark saying "Fev[er] Show" is a sign of the franchise being destined for the same success as those legendary Lakers teams.

Given that White is considered a defensive mastermind, her inclusion can turn the Fever from an offensive juggernaut into a well-rounded, perennial WNBA championship contender.