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Cory Woodroof

Caitlin Clark crossed up Lynx’s Courtney Williams while driving up the court with this devastating move

Caitlin Clark Courtney Williams Lynx Fever Indiana Fever

Indiana Fever rookie guard Caitlin Clark showed off her outstanding elusiveness against the Minnesota Lynx on Saturday night.

During the road game, Clark crossed up Lynx guard Courtney Williams with this outstanding move to keep pushing the basketball up the court for the Fever.

Breaking ankles against the Lynx isn’t new for Clark, as Williams joins Bridget Carleton in having been crossed up by the Fever rookie this season.

While Clark didn’t get points out of this stellar move, it just further showed why she’s so dangerous on the court when driving with the basketball.

You just never know when you might get crossed up yourself.

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