This article was originally published on www.si.com as Cameras Caught Caitlin Clark Being Her Own Harshest Critic Amid Shooting Woes.

USA Today reporter Christine Brennan jumped aboard the Caitlin Clark bandwagon early and spent a big chunk of her rookie season covering games, asking questions post-game, and landing interviews with everyone but the title heroine.

After their matchup against the Dream, head coach Stephanie White spoke with the media, where she discussed the current state of Caitlin Clark. Clark had been out of the lineup for five games before returning against the Valkyries. The Fever guard was dealing with a groin injury that kept her sidelined for the second time this season.

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The good news for the Indiana Fever on Wednesday was that Caitlin Clark returned to action after missing the previous five games with a groin injury. The bad news for the team was that they came out extremely flat at home against the Golden State Valkyries and got blown out, 80-61, to fall to 9-10 on the season.

That’s what Great-Grandma might’ve said. Nice girls don’t run, either, unless they’re in danger. Nice girls don’t shout, they don’t sweat, and they don’t push. In the new book “On Her Game” by Christine Brennan, millions of fans are glad great grandma was wrong.

The Indiana Fever and its fanbase were hyped for the return of Caitlin Clark to the lineup after her most recent five-game injury absence due to a groin strain. However, it wasn't the homecoming she and her teammates were hoping for.

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