Clark shared the post on social media, showing support for the Indiana Fever star. "Lucky to have seen it," Clark said. After the historic announcement, DeWanna Bonner shared her thoughts on the career feat. She now sits behind Diana Taurasi and Tina Charles on the WNBA's all-time scoring list.

White, a native of West Lebanon, Ind., was a standout at Purdue who began her WNBA career with the Fever and previously coached the franchise from 2015 through 2016. After winning a WNBA title in Indiana as an assistant in 2012, White now looks to lead the team to the promised land as a head coach.

If Caitlin Clark and Aliyah Boston can take the next steps in their careers, Indiana will receive a pivotal boost. Additionally, Kelsey Mitchell is a proven star who offers leadership for the team. The offseason additions only strengthen the roster.