The two stars from UConn's 1995 women's national championship basketball team have been co-coaching since Rizzotti moved back to Connecticut to take over as the Sun's president in 2021 and was looking for an AAU team for her son, Conor.

Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark came back to the WNBA court with a vengeance, and her performance left Basketball Hall of Famer Rebecca Lobo speechless.

They certainly looked like a team on Saturday that could contend for a WNBA championship," Lobo said, per an X post from @clrkszn.

Caitlin Clark returned to the WNBA on Saturday in incredibly impressive fashion. The No. 1 overall pick in the 2024 WNBA Draft had been out with a quad injury for a couple of weeks. However, the former Iowa Hawkeyes star was able to make her return on the big stage,

Caitlin Clark’s return to the WNBA this past weekend was a welcome sight to the Indiana Fever faithful, as well as to those who want to see the league continue to grow. While there has been much gnashing of teeth over Clark’s impact on the league and its success,

Clark dazzled in her return from injury and a Hall of Famer didn't hold back in her praise of the Fever guard.

Caitlin Clark's gameplay has left even a basketball legend stunned. The basketball phenom has boosted the popularity of the WNBA with her already legendary three-pointers. However, her play on June 14 turned heads when she made seven three-pointers to score 32 points against the New York Liberty.

It was only a matter of time before one of the WNBA's faces returned to the court to start making her usual waves.