US EditionAthletes as Brands: Caitlin Clark and LeBron James Lead as America’s Favorites | News Channel 3-12
- During an ESPN LA interview, Brennan floated the idea that Caitlin Clark could leave the WNBA to create her own league while promoting her biography.
- Christine Brennan suggested that Caitlin Clark’s immense popularity and endorsement earnings could enable her to create her own league, citing a leadership void in the WNBA.
- YouGov’s survey of over 1,500 U.S. sports fans shows 35% name Clark as their favorite female athlete and 47% trust athlete endorsements more than from actors or musicians.
- The WNBA Players Association urged USA Today to discipline Brennan for her controversial framing and questioning about Clark’s potential league plans.
- ESPN LA host Brennan suggested Clark could leave the WNBA to start a rival league, citing her influence, sponsorship power, and growing investor interest in alternative women’s basketball models.
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The wild scenario in which Caitlin Clark could be able to start her own league: Book author
Caitlin Clark's biographer and USA Today sports columnist, Christine Brennan, hinted that the WNBA superstar could start her own league if she really wanted to, helping to keep an ongoing conspiracy theory going.
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