The state of Iowa has produced some exciting talent across sports, particularly in recent seasons. That’s included Alabama Crimson Tide offensive lineman Kadyn Proctor, as well as WNBA star Caitlin Clark.

Injuries have been the story of Caitlin Clark's second WNBA season, but a variety of things have caused her to miss games.

Now, Proctor is representing Kalen DeBoer's program in Atlanta. The sky is the limit for one of the best athletes to ever come out of Iowa. Just don't put him in the conversation with Clark, he doesn't think he's earned that yet.

“Make no mistake, this is on the reffing,” Caitlin’s younger brother Colin wrote in a since-deleted post on X. Late in Tuesday night’s game against the Sun at Boston’s TD Garden, Clark appeared to hurt her right groin, marking her fourth injury in the last three months.

Caitlin Clark appeared to be in tears after she was forced to exit the Indiana Fever’s game on Tuesday night against the Connecticut Sun. There was less than a minute remaining in the contest when the 23-year-old appeared to suffer a re-aggravation of the same groin injury that cost her two weeks on the sidelines in June and July.

Caitlin Clark's Iowa coach, Lisa Bluder, compared the Fever guard to the legendary Michael Jordan in a recent interview.

USA TODAY sports columnist Christine Brennan chronicles the explosive growth of Caitlin Clark's popularity in her new book "On Her Game."

Caitlin Clark is celebrating her boyfriend Connor McCaffery for his birthday, writing on Instagram on Sunday, July 13 that she loves him and he makes 'everyday better.'