Following their victory over Charlotte on Monday, numerous Boston Celtics players turned their attention to Caitlin Clark’s stellar performance, propelling Iowa past LSU into the Final Four of the women’s NCAA Tournament.

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Amidst the hustle and bustle of the NBA’s top team, Celtics players tuned into the final minutes of Iowa’s clash with LSU. Gathered around the television with their feet iced and lockers surrounding them, 10 players watched in awe as Clark drained nine 3-pointers and amassed 41 points, securing Iowa’s spot in the Final Four with a 94-87 triumph.

Impressed by Clark’s prowess, Celtics forward Sam Hauser commended her skill, acknowledging her impact not only in women’s basketball but also in the broader basketball community. The players remained engrossed in the game until the last seconds, still buzzing about Clark’s remarkable performance even as they prepared for post-game routines.

As the NCAA Division I all-time scoring leader, Clark’s achievements have garnered widespread recognition, earning her a spot in basketball history. Hauser reflected on the shift in attention, noting how Clark’s emergence has captivated the basketball world and bridged the gap between men’s and women’s basketball.

In a league where NBA players often tune into the men’s NCAA Tournament, Hauser highlighted Clark’s ability to capture everyone’s interest, signaling a changing landscape where women’s basketball commands its rightful place in the spotlight.