Caitlin Clark Is The Truth

Here are the league's efficiency leaders. Caitlin's now in the top 20. Can someone explain the math behind Caitlin being rookie of the year over Angel Reese? And also the math for Caitlin being the best player on their team? Is that Maga math or what?

#PlayerGPMINPTSFG%3P%REBASTSTLBLKTOVEFF
1​
A'ja Wilson
19​
33.8​
26.9​
52.7​
32​
10.9​
2.7​
1.8​
2.7​
1.6​
33.4​
2​
Napheesa Collier
20​
34.9​
20​
46.8​
31.6​
10.2​
3.7​
2.2​
1.5​
2.6​
25.3​
3​
Breanna Stewart
21​
34.4​
19.4​
45.5​
23.9​
9​
4​
2.1​
1.4​
2​
25.1​
4​
Jonquel Jones
21​
30.8​
16​
58.3​
42.2​
8.9​
3.3​
0.7​
1.1​
2.3​
22.7​
5​
Dearica Hamby
20​
35.4​
18.8​
51.3​
41.3​
10.5​
3.7​
1.5​
0.1​
2.9​
22.6​
6​
Alyssa Thomas
20​
34.6​
12.1​
50.3​
0​
9.6​
7.9​
1.6​
0.6​
4​
21.8​
7​
Nneka Ogwumike
17​
31.7​
17.1​
53.6​
44.4​
7.1​
2.6​
1.8​
0.6​
1.4​
21.4​
8​
Ezi Magbegor
20​
31.5​
13.4​
49.2​
27.3​
8.8​
2.4​
1.6​
2.5​
1.9​
21.4​
9​
Angel Reese
19​
31​
13.9​
41​
33.3​
11.7​
1.9​
1.4​
0.3​
1.8​
19.3​
10​
Jackie Young
18​
33.6​
18.7​
44.1​
34.5​
4.8​
5.8​
0.8​
0.3​
2.4​
19.2​
11​
Arike Ogunbowale
20​
38.5​
23.6​
36.8​
34.8​
4.9​
4.9​
2.8​
0.2​
3.3​
19.2​
12​
Sabrina Ionescu
21​
33.4​
18.9​
41.7​
33.7​
4.3​
6.3​
1​
0.3​
2.7​
18.4​
13​
Aliyah Boston
22​
30.6​
13.5​
50.2​
40​
8.4​
2.7​
0.8​
1.3​
2​
18.3​
14​
Caitlin Clark
22​
34.6​
16.1​
39.3​
33.1​
6​
7.4​
1.4​
0.8​
5.5​
18​
15​
Tina Charles
19​
28.9​
14.1​
46.5​
26.1​
9.1​
2.1​
1.3​
0.4​
1.9​
17.7​
16​
Jewell Loyd
20​
34.2​
19.9​
36.6​
27.3​
5.2​
3.8​
1.6​
0.3​
2.2​
17​
17​
Alanna Smith
20​
28​
12.1​
50.9​
47.7​
5​
3.2​
1.3​
2​
1.9​
16.7​
 
Here are the league's efficiency leaders. Caitlin's now in the top 20. Can someone explain the math behind Caitlin being rookie of the year over Angel Reese? And also the math for Caitlin being the best player on their team? Is that Maga math or what?

#PlayerGPMINPTSFG%3P%REBASTSTLBLKTOVEFF
1​
A'ja Wilson
19​
33.8​
26.9​
52.7​
32​
10.9​
2.7​
1.8​
2.7​
1.6​
33.4​
2​
Napheesa Collier
20​
34.9​
20​
46.8​
31.6​
10.2​
3.7​
2.2​
1.5​
2.6​
25.3​
3​
Breanna Stewart
21​
34.4​
19.4​
45.5​
23.9​
9​
4​
2.1​
1.4​
2​
25.1​
4​
Jonquel Jones
21​
30.8​
16​
58.3​
42.2​
8.9​
3.3​
0.7​
1.1​
2.3​
22.7​
5​
Dearica Hamby
20​
35.4​
18.8​
51.3​
41.3​
10.5​
3.7​
1.5​
0.1​
2.9​
22.6​
6​
Alyssa Thomas
20​
34.6​
12.1​
50.3​
0​
9.6​
7.9​
1.6​
0.6​
4​
21.8​
7​
Nneka Ogwumike
17​
31.7​
17.1​
53.6​
44.4​
7.1​
2.6​
1.8​
0.6​
1.4​
21.4​
8​
Ezi Magbegor
20​
31.5​
13.4​
49.2​
27.3​
8.8​
2.4​
1.6​
2.5​
1.9​
21.4​
9​
Angel Reese
19​
31​
13.9​
41​
33.3​
11.7​
1.9​
1.4​
0.3​
1.8​
19.3​
10​
Jackie Young
18​
33.6​
18.7​
44.1​
34.5​
4.8​
5.8​
0.8​
0.3​
2.4​
19.2​
11​
Arike Ogunbowale
20​
38.5​
23.6​
36.8​
34.8​
4.9​
4.9​
2.8​
0.2​
3.3​
19.2​
12​
Sabrina Ionescu
21​
33.4​
18.9​
41.7​
33.7​
4.3​
6.3​
1​
0.3​
2.7​
18.4​
13​
Aliyah Boston
22​
30.6​
13.5​
50.2​
40​
8.4​
2.7​
0.8​
1.3​
2​
18.3​
14​
Caitlin Clark
22​
34.6​
16.1​
39.3​
33.1​
6​
7.4​
1.4​
0.8​
5.5​
18​
15​
Tina Charles
19​
28.9​
14.1​
46.5​
26.1​
9.1​
2.1​
1.3​
0.4​
1.9​
17.7​
16​
Jewell Loyd
20​
34.2​
19.9​
36.6​
27.3​
5.2​
3.8​
1.6​
0.3​
2.2​
17​
17​
Alanna Smith
20​
28​
12.1​
50.9​
47.7​
5​
3.2​
1.3​
2​
1.9​
16.7​

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Here are the league's efficiency leaders. Caitlin's now in the top 20. Can someone explain the math behind Caitlin being rookie of the year over Angel Reese? And also the math for Caitlin being the best player on their team? Is that Maga math or what?

#PlayerGPMINPTSFG%3P%REBASTSTLBLKTOVEFF
1​
A'ja Wilson
19​
33.8​
26.9​
52.7​
32​
10.9​
2.7​
1.8​
2.7​
1.6​
33.4​
2​
Napheesa Collier
20​
34.9​
20​
46.8​
31.6​
10.2​
3.7​
2.2​
1.5​
2.6​
25.3​
3​
Breanna Stewart
21​
34.4​
19.4​
45.5​
23.9​
9​
4​
2.1​
1.4​
2​
25.1​
4​
Jonquel Jones
21​
30.8​
16​
58.3​
42.2​
8.9​
3.3​
0.7​
1.1​
2.3​
22.7​
5​
Dearica Hamby
20​
35.4​
18.8​
51.3​
41.3​
10.5​
3.7​
1.5​
0.1​
2.9​
22.6​
6​
Alyssa Thomas
20​
34.6​
12.1​
50.3​
0​
9.6​
7.9​
1.6​
0.6​
4​
21.8​
7​
Nneka Ogwumike
17​
31.7​
17.1​
53.6​
44.4​
7.1​
2.6​
1.8​
0.6​
1.4​
21.4​
8​
Ezi Magbegor
20​
31.5​
13.4​
49.2​
27.3​
8.8​
2.4​
1.6​
2.5​
1.9​
21.4​
9​
Angel Reese
19​
31​
13.9​
41​
33.3​
11.7​
1.9​
1.4​
0.3​
1.8​
19.3​
10​
Jackie Young
18​
33.6​
18.7​
44.1​
34.5​
4.8​
5.8​
0.8​
0.3​
2.4​
19.2​
11​
Arike Ogunbowale
20​
38.5​
23.6​
36.8​
34.8​
4.9​
4.9​
2.8​
0.2​
3.3​
19.2​
12​
Sabrina Ionescu
21​
33.4​
18.9​
41.7​
33.7​
4.3​
6.3​
1​
0.3​
2.7​
18.4​
13​
Aliyah Boston
22​
30.6​
13.5​
50.2​
40​
8.4​
2.7​
0.8​
1.3​
2​
18.3​
14​
Caitlin Clark
22​
34.6​
16.1​
39.3​
33.1​
6​
7.4​
1.4​
0.8​
5.5​
18​
15​
Tina Charles
19​
28.9​
14.1​
46.5​
26.1​
9.1​
2.1​
1.3​
0.4​
1.9​
17.7​
16​
Jewell Loyd
20​
34.2​
19.9​
36.6​
27.3​
5.2​
3.8​
1.6​
0.3​
2.2​
17​
17​
Alanna Smith
20​
28​
12.1​
50.9​
47.7​
5​
3.2​
1.3​
2​
1.9​
16.7​
How are they ranking overall effeciency when they all play different positions? Wouldnt it make more sense to rank them in position specific groups?
 
How are they ranking overall effeciency when they all play different positions? Wouldnt it make more sense to rank them in position specific groups?
Here's a statistic for guards only. Caitlin ranks 50 in assist-to-turnover ratio.

PLAYERTEAMMINAST/TOAST RatioREB%TO RatioeFG%USG%
1​
Kristy WallaceIND
19.5​
3.38​
25.9​
5.5​
7.6​
44.3​
13.1​
2​
Moriah JeffersonCON
6.7​
3​
23.1​
1.6​
7.7​
46.9​
13.8​
2​
Odyssey SimsDAL
31.4​
3​
28.4​
4​
9.5​
52​
17.6​
4​
Crystal DangerfieldLAS
14​
2.89​
27.7​
3.6​
9.6​
32.4​
13.7​
5​
Veronica BurtonCON
10.7​
2.78​
41.7​
5.6​
15​
68.4​
13.3​
6​
Lou Lopez SénéchalDAL
5.2​
2.67​
21.1​
4.3​
7.9​
36.5​
12.8​
7​
Jackie YoungLVA
33.6​
2.42​
23.7​
6.9​
9.8​
51.5​
24.3​
8​
Jordin CanadaATL
30.2​
2.4​
37.5​
6​
15.6​
54.5​
14.8​
9​
Sabrina IonescuNYL
33.4​
2.38​
24.2​
6.3​
10.2​
50.4​
25.5​
10​
Lindsay AllenCHI
20.4​
2.33​
32.6​
3.5​
14​
49.4​
12.2​
11​
Rhyne HowardATL
32​
2.32​
17.3​
6.9​
7.5​
46.3​
22.3​
12​
Natasha CloudPHO
33.7​
2.28​
33.8​
6.1​
14.8​
44.4​
18.6​
13​
Kelsey PlumLVA
35.6​
2.28​
20.1​
3.1​
8.8​
51.7​
23.5​
14​
Natisha HiedemanMIN
14.8​
2.25​
30.5​
5.6​
13.6​
39.6​
18.2​
15​
Brittney SykesWAS
16.7​
2.2​
23.4​
14​
10.6​
53.3​
29.8​
16​
Dana EvansCHI
22.7​
2.18​
24.2​
2.7​
11.1​
44.9​
18.6​
17​
Courtney VanderslootNYL
24.1​
2.15​
34.9​
5.8​
16.3​
50.7​
15.8​
18​
Chelsea GrayLVA
22.2​
2.13​
33​
7.1​
15.5​
43​
18.7​
19​
Aari McDonaldLAS
23.3​
2.08​
26.6​
4.9​
12.8​
51.3​
20​
20​
Kayla McBrideMIN
32.6​
2.06​
21.2​
4.8​
10.3​
58.2​
18.7​
21​
Tyasha HarrisCON
30.8​
2.03​
21​
2.8​
10.3​
52​
16.8​
22​
Karlie SamuelsonWAS
29.1​
2​
18.9​
5​
9.4​
51.1​
15.3​
22​
Maya CaldwellATL
20.2​
2​
20​
4.4​
10​
62.5​
12.8​
22​
Sydney ColsonLVA
6.5​
2​
27.3​
1.5​
13.6​
54.2​
13.2​
25​
Erica WheelerIND
16.8​
1.96​
27.4​
5​
14​
43.6​
16.1​
26​
Skylar Diggins-SmithSEA
31.8​
1.95​
26.6​
4.1​
13.6​
43.2​
23​
27​
Layshia ClarendonLAS
15.4​
1.95​
30.6​
5.8​
15.7​
51.8​
14.2​
28​
Sophie CunninghamPHO
26.1​
1.9​
21.2​
6.9​
11.2​
56.3​
11.8​
29​
Courtney WilliamsMIN
26.4​
1.89​
28​
8.8​
14.8​
43.9​
23.1​
30​
DiDi RichardsWAS
9.6​
1.86​
18.3​
7.1​
9.9​
41.3​
15.1​
31​
Diamond DeShieldsCHI
16.4​
1.8​
17.4​
4.8​
9.7​
37.4​
19.2​
32​
Chennedy CarterCHI
24​
1.79​
15.2​
5.5​
8.5​
55.5​
25.9​
33​
Shatori Walker-KimbroughWAS
21.1​
1.78​
19.5​
4.9​
11​
45.8​
16.3​
34​
Tiffany HayesLVA
21.6​
1.77​
18.5​
6.8​
10.5​
50​
17​
35​
Sug SuttonPHO
15.8​
1.74​
32​
4​
18.4​
37.5​
14.9​
36​
Jewell LoydSEA
34.2​
1.73​
14.8​
7.4​
8.6​
41​
27.1​
37​
Lexie BrownLAS
23.7​
1.71​
23.7​
4.9​
13.8​
40.1​
19.6​
38​
Kate MartinLVA
15.5​
1.67​
21.5​
6.8​
12.9​
49.2​
11.1​
39​
Marina MabreyCHI
32.8​
1.65​
20.4​
7.3​
12.3​
46​
21.1​
40​
Julie VanlooWAS
24.6​
1.6​
30.8​
4.1​
19.2​
47.7​
20.7​
41​
Olivia ÉpoupaMIN
6.7​
1.6​
43.6​
10.1​
27.3​
40​
13​
42​
Sevgi UzunDAL
27.3​
1.56​
29.7​
4.1​
19​
41​
14.8​
43​
Sami WhitcombSEA
15.5​
1.52​
21.2​
4.7​
13.9​
46.4​
16.1​
44​
Kiana WilliamsSEA
3.3​
1.5​
15​
0​
10​
36.7​
16.3​
45​
Arike OgunbowaleDAL
38.5​
1.49​
15.4​
6.3​
10.3​
44.3​
29​
46​
Jacy SheldonDAL
19.4​
1.41​
22.9​
5​
16.3​
50.5​
13.3​
47​
Betnijah Laney-HamiltonNYL
33​
1.38​
21.3​
6.7​
15.4​
54.6​
17.4​
48​
Allisha GrayATL
32.9​
1.38​
13.4​
6.2​
9.7​
51.1​
21.1​
49​
Tiffany MitchellCON
16.1​
1.33​
11.8​
4.9​
8.8​
35.2​
16.6​
50​
Caitlin ClarkIND
34.6​
1.33​
27.2​
8.7​
20.5​
50.2​
24.4​
 
I just reslly want to know why no one had a tripple double in all these years. Wtf was y'all doing?

Maybe because the WNBA still go by college rules... only playing 40 mins...

Maybe they should go the NBA/Professional route and go to 4 - 12 min quarters / 48 mins
 
The video of her comment....at the:50 mark Sabrina Ionescu said this was the Fevers Superbowl game we already beat them 3 times..lol
 
The video of her comment....at the:50 mark Sabrina Ionescu said this was the Fevers Superbowl game we already beat them 3 times..lol


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This should have been her second triple double but the coach took her out a game when she only needed one more rebound and never put her back in saying she didn't know Clark only needed one more rebound.
 
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