The WNBA season came to a close with the New York Liberty's first championship, but fans won't have to go too long without women's hoops in their lives. Unrivaled—a new 3-on-3 offseason league that will debut in January—has been spending months trying to land the biggest names in the W and become the premier destination for women's basketball outside the standard WNBA schedule. It's done a pretty good job, too; outside of its founders, New York Liberty forward Breanna Stewart and Minnesota Lynx forward Napheesia Collier, Unrivaled already boasts a loaded roster filled with All-Stars and Olympic gold medalists.
With how many big names have agreed to play for Unrivaled, fans have been eagerly waiting to see if the league can land Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark. As evidenced by the ratings for the WNBA this season, eyeballs follow the 2024 Rookie of the Year wherever she goes. If Unrivaled got her to sign on, it would enter another stratosphere in terms of publicity and viewership.
