Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark is someone who “doesn’t waste time” in training and practice, as attested to by Fever’s head coach Stephanie White.
In a recent press interview, Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White praised Caitlin Clark for her dedication and overall mentality regarding training and practice. In particular, she talked about Clark’s ethics and work style that stand out.
“We talk about work ethic a lot, but work style is another thing,” White said. “She doesn’t waste reps. She literally does embody the, ‘How you do anything is how you do everything.’ She approaches it with such a discipline.”
In her appearance at “The Bird and Taurasi Show,” which also included a live commentary on the NCAA women’s basketball finals, Caitlin Clark talked about her challenge with technical fouls, and how she intends to work on it for the 2025 season.
“I already told Steph [White] 2 max”
Caitlin Clark on how many technical fouls she’ll have this year pic.twitter.com/KsTu0HpjZi
— Clark Report (@CClarkReport) April 6, 2025
“Under,” she said when asked if she would get over 4.5 technical fouls next season. “I already told Steph [White] two, max.”
“I was close to getting suspended for our last game, and obviously, every front office tries to get your technicals taken away, and they wouldn’t take any of mine away.”
“I got two for slapping the stanchion of the hoop, and I got another one for accidentally hitting someone in the eye. So half of them weren’t even me getting to talk to the refs, which was dumb.”
Stephanie White and Caitlin Clark are focused on refining the Indiana Fever’s offensive strategy to improve their playoff performance and push for a WNBA championship in 2025. With the addition of veteran players like DeWanna Bonner and Natasha Howard, the Fever are building a balanced roster that complements Clark’s playmaking ability, setting the stage for a stronger playoff push.
Caitlin Clark Praises Basketball IQ of HC Stephanie White
During her live commentary for teh NCAA finals, Caitlin Clark also talked about Fever head coach Stephanie White, who she called “one of the smartest basketball minds.”
“[Stephanie White] is one of the smartest basketball minds I’ve ever been around and everybody knows that across the league,” Clark said during the live commentary. “Everybody admires her and the way she coaches, the way she leads.”
“Steph is one of the smartest basketball minds I’ve ever been around and everybody knows that across the league. Everybody admires her and the way she coaches, the way she leads.”
now this is how you wanna hear players speak about their coach. love and respect pic.twitter.com/pZX521kYmk
— correlation (@nosyone4) April 6, 2025
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Stephanie White previously coached the Indiana Fever from 2015 to 2016, leading them to a WNBA Finals appearance in her first season. Now back with the Fever, she is focused on developing young stars Caitlin Clark and Aliyah Boston, emphasizing their growth, chemistry, and leadership as the franchise builds toward championship contention.
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