Caitlin Clark’s boyfriend, Connor McCafferey, has such strong reaction toward  to her pregame attire as the Indiana Fever triumphed over the Phoenix Mercury with a score of 95-86 on July 12th. During the game, Clark, a guard for the Fever, set a new franchise record for assists in a quarter with seven, and made history as the first rookie in WNBA history to achieve 400 points, 100 rebounds, and 150 assists. She also secured her fifth consecutive double-double, scoring 20 points, dishing out 13 assists, and grabbing six rebounds.

Ahead of the matchup at Gainbridge Fieldhouse against the Mercury, Clark sported confidence in black pants paired with a matching tube top. Recently honored as the first woman to win the ESPY Award for Record-Breaking Performance, recognizing her achievement as the NCAA’s all-time leading scorer during her final season at Iowa, Clark was visibly delighted.

McCaffrey, also an Iowa alum working with the Indiana Pacers, shared his admiration for Clark’s pregame ensemble on his Instagram stories. He posted a photo of Clark entering the arena accompanied by a heart-eye emoji, expressing his appreciation for her appearance.

The couple celebrated their one-year anniversary in April, with McCaffrey commemorating the milestone on Instagram, noting, “One year, the best. Doing life with you has been easy, and you never cease to amaze me. Can’t wait to watch you live out your dreams in person. Love you.”

McCaffrey remains a dedicated presence at as many Fever games as possible, supporting Clark as she continues to set records in the WNBA. With two more games for Indiana before the league’s Olympic break, Clark is set to compete on the All-Star roster against Team USA on July 20th.