The WNBA draft is drawing unprecedented attention, and it’s no surprise given the star power of the 2024 class, led by standout Caitlin Clark. With Clark likely headed to the Indiana Fever as the top pick, anticipation is high for her impact on Indianapolis.

Meanwhile, former LSU star Angel Reese is poised for a top 10 selection, joined by other notable talents like Cameron Brink, Rickea Jackson, Kamilla Cardoso, and Aaliyah Edwards.

Despite the spotlight on Monday night’s draft, the WNBA faces criticism for its restrictive media policies, with one Iowa employee calling out the league for limiting credentials to just one per school.

Fans couldn’t believe the WNBA was shooting themselves in the foot with this decision on what would be a historic night:

Ratings And Attendance Boost Could Be On The Way For The WNBA Ahead of Draft

The 2023-24 college season showcased remarkable star power, leading to heightened ratings and attendance—a trend that could soon translate to the WNBA.

At the forefront is Caitlin Clark, emerging as the league’s biggest star before even stepping onto the professional court.

Anticipation is palpable as the Indiana Fever, expected to select Clark with the No. 1 pick in the 2024 WNBA draft, secures a staggering 36 out of 40 games on national television for the upcoming season. The demand for the Iowa standout is undeniable.

Clark’s impact at Iowa has thrust women’s basketball into the national spotlight like never before, and the WNBA eagerly awaits her transformative influence on the professional stage.