Caitlin Clark and Lexie Hull took a break from their training and practice and played a game of sticky hands, which involved them slapping rubber hands to the faces of Fever players.
In a new video posted on Instagram by the Indiana Fever, Caitlin Clark and Lexie Hull took a break from training to take on the sticky hands challenge. In the game, the two battled it out in a game where they race to see who gets to stick their small rubber hands to photos laid on a table.
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The game had three levels, starting with easy. The photo started out with a big one. Hull easily got the lead over Clark. During the “impossible” round, they had to fight to snatch the tiny cutout of Caitlin Clark’s face on the table.
Ultimately, Lexie Hull won with a score of 3-1.
“Got me right in the face,” Clark said as Hull celebrated. “Alright, 3-1, 3-1. She wins.”
Indiana Fever Launches New Slogan With Caitlin Clark at The Center: “Now You Know”
The Indiana Fever launched their “Now You Know” campaign for the 2025 WNBA season, emphasizing their growing influence in women’s basketball and their ambition to redefine the sport. The slogan serves as a declaration of the Fever’s rising prominence, following a record-setting season that captured national attention and led to their first playoff appearance since 2016.
Fever AVP of Marketing Shayna Sangster described the campaign as a tribute to both long-time supporters and new fans, celebrating the Fever’s cultural and basketball impact while reinforcing Indiana’s deep basketball roots.
“Indiana and basketball have always been synonymous; it’s ingrained into our DNA, and much of the sport’s history stems from our backyard,” Sangster said. “This campaign is a nod to the fans, including our long-time supporters and those who are new to Fever, who show up and support this team in a record-breaking fashion.”
“On the heels of a record-setting season that captured the world’s attention, the ‘Now You Know’ campaign amplifies the cultural and basketball influence of our franchise, while also driving our ambition for more. We are excited to celebrate our players and fans throughout the upcoming season and to continue being a torchbearer for our sport.”
In a post, Fever featured their Big Three: Caitlin Clark, Aliyah Boston, and Kelsey Mitchell. The three are expected to be the main drivers of success for the team for the 2025 season.
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