'Nobody Saw It': Caitlin Clark Shares Stunning Practice Story With David Letterman Scoring 22 Points In 2 Minutes

Caitlin Clark once made 22 points in just a span of two minutes, and she admits that no one would believe it, for one simple reason.

In her guest appearance for an episode of “My Next Guest Needs No Introduction with David Letterman” on Netflix, Caitlin Clark opened up to host David Letterman about one instance where she was able to pull off 22 points in just two minutes.

“Nobody knows if it actually happened because nobody saw it,” Clark said. “So we have a practice team that’s just all guys, they have to be students at the university. They basically just volunteer their time. I think we were down 15, so we, like, make a couple of threes, we cut it to like 10.”

“It was me, but the points went to the Iowa Hawkeyes,” Clark said when asked if the threes were only by hers, or the entire team. “So I think I had 22 points in two minutes, was the moral of the story.”

“It was funny because we had a high school girls’ basketball team there that day. So, we had a little audience, and we were up in our practice gym, and they were, like, jumping out of their chairs, going crazy.”

Caitlin Clark is celebrated for her exceptional three-point shooting ability, which has become a defining feature of her basketball career. During her time at Iowa, she consistently showcased her range, often hitting shots from well beyond the arc, earning her comparisons to NBA sharpshooters like Stephen Curry and Damian Lillard.

Clark’s three-point prowess continued into her WNBA career with the Indiana Fever, where she set rookie records for three-pointers made in a single season.