In a moment that has reignited excitement across the WNBA fanbase, a new practice video of Indiana Fever rookie Caitlin Clark has gone viral — and it’s exactly what fans have been waiting to see. The clip, which shows Clark draining deep three-pointers from the logo with ease, sent shockwaves across social media platforms, with fans and analysts alike buzzing about her highly anticipated return to the court.
The video, reportedly taken during a closed Fever practice session, shows Clark in peak form. Wearing a black Indiana Fever hoodie and compression leggings, the former Iowa superstar launched a series of long-range shots — hitting at least five consecutive threes from well beyond the arc, some nearly from half court. Her form was smooth, her release quick, and her confidence unmistakable.
The clip ends with Clark smiling, looking into the camera, and saying just five words: “The return is coming soon.”
That was all it took to send the internet into a frenzy.
Clark has missed the past few games due to a combination of rest and minor injury management, sparking concern among fans and criticism from some corners about her workload and how the Fever are using her. But the new footage — which was reposted by ESPN, Bleacher Report, and even NBA stars — suggests that she’s not just healthy, but locked in.
“Caitlin looks ready to torch the league again,” tweeted WNBA legend Diana Taurasi. “Can’t wait.”
Fever head coach Christie Sides also weighed in after practice, saying, “She’s been putting in the work. We’ve been cautious with her minutes, but trust me — she’s been getting sharper every day. When she returns, she’ll be better than ever.”
Clark’s shooting has always been her most electrifying weapon. At Iowa, she broke records with her logo-range shots, often pulling up from 30 feet without hesitation. That flair, combined with her court vision and leadership, helped transform women’s college basketball and has carried over to her professional career.
Even in her rookie season, Clark has had standout moments, averaging over 16 points and 6 assists per game before her brief break. But critics have pointed to her turnovers and inconsistent shooting as signs she’s struggling to adapt. This new video, however, paints a different picture — a confident shooter who’s been putting in reps and preparing for a strong return.
Fans quickly took to social media to express their excitement. “She’s HIM. That shot is different,” one user commented on X (formerly Twitter). Another wrote, “We need her back on the court ASAP. WNBA isn’t the same without her fire.”
The timing of the video also suggests the Fever could be planning Clark’s return in the next game or two. With Indiana in the hunt for a playoff spot and needing momentum in the second half of the season, Clark’s return couldn’t come at a better moment.
Las Vegas Aces star A’ja Wilson reposted the video with the caption, “Let’s gooooo,” highlighting the growing respect Clark commands across the league. The WNBA, which has seen record-breaking viewership this season largely thanks to Clark’s arrival, has everything to gain from her return.
Meanwhile, Fever teammate Aliyah Boston praised Clark’s leadership even while off the court. “She’s been pushing all of us, even in practice. You can’t guard her when she’s in that zone. It’s scary.”
This practice video isn’t just a teaser — it’s a statement. Caitlin Clark isn’t just back to shooting; she’s preparing to take over again. Her return promises more highlight plays, more deep threes, and more drama in a season already full of intensity.
As the Fever look ahead to a critical stretch of games, all eyes will be on Caitlin Clark. And if this video is any indication, she’s about to remind the league — and the world — exactly why she’s the most talked-about player in women’s basketball.
