VERY SAD NEWS: Caitlin Clark Ends Relationship with Indiana Fever today after finding out she was…..

That was evident during Clark’s college career, when she frequently grabbed a rebound, and turned to run back up the court, quickly pulling up for a transition 3-pointer. She’s someone that likes to play quick.

And that is working out in her favor, especially as she transitions from the 30-second college shot clock to the 24-second WNBA clock.

There are also only eight seconds to get the ball over halfcourt, instead of 10.

“It’s fast, a fast shot clock, but I think all of you know that’s how I like to play,” Clark said. “So, I think it suits my game pretty well.

And, you know, it’s a fast pace, a lot faster than college.

You gotta learn quicker, you gotta get your mind fully wherever, you know, there’s no time to be tired.”

The Fever cut that number down even more on the first day of training camp on Sunday, playing five-on-five with a 15-second shot clock.

Clark was running with the first team during practice, joining center Aliyah Boston, forwards NaLyssa Smith and Katie Lou Samuelson, and guard Erica Wheeler.

Kelsey Mitchell, who has started for the Fever for multiple years, is currently out with an ankle injury to start camp.

Her new teammates will just have to get used to those passes coming their way.

“Her passing ability, I mean, you saw some of the passes,” coach Christie Sides said. “Like, I’m more mad at how many missed layups that we had.

It was off a couple of her passes that I think we’re just not used to having, you know, someone who can make some of those passes. So, for me, it’s her passing.

I’m just enamored at times.”