Caitlin Clark is set to make her FIBA World Cup debut with Team USA on Friday against China. Despite some notable American stars being absent from the tournament, the U.S. team is still considered a strong favorite to win.
However, Clark herself has admitted that the level of competition in the FIBA World Cup is proving to be even more challenging than the Olympics, indicating a high level of play expected throughout the tournament.
Caitlin Clark Faces 'Harder Than the Olympics' FIBA World Cup Challenge
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