With the 2025 WNBA Draft just hours away, all eyes are once again on the Indiana Fever.
Yes — they already hit the jackpot last year by drafting Caitlin Clark, the most electrifying rookie the league has seen in decades. But make no mistake: this draft matters just as much.
Because if Indiana wants to become a real championship threat, not just a media darling, they can’t afford to miss tomorrow.
So, who do they need?
One name stands out — and it’s not even close: Jacy Sheldon.
Why Jacy Sheldon Is THE Pick
The Fever already have Clark running the offense and Aliyah Boston dominating the paint. But they need one more piece to truly complete the core.
They need:
A defensive stopper on the perimeter
A tough, high-IQ guard who doesn’t need the ball to shine
Someone who can run in transition, knock down open threes, and hassle the opponent’s top scorer
That’s Jacy Sheldon.
At Ohio State, Sheldon built a reputation as a gritty two-way guard who shows up in big games, locks up elite guards, and makes smart decisions with or without the ball. She plays winning basketball — exactly what the Fever need next to Clark.
The Fit With Caitlin Clark
Pairing Clark with another dynamic guard who can defend and move off-ball is essential.
Why?
Because teams are already blitzing Caitlin on every screen. The moment she crosses half-court, she’s the target. That’s not sustainable unless she has trustworthy teammates who can relieve the pressure.
Imagine this:
Clark running pick-and-roll while Sheldon spots up in the corner
Fast breaks where Sheldon finishes or finds Caitlin trailing
A perimeter defense that doesn’t collapse when Clark rests
It’s not just about talent — it’s about balance, and Sheldon brings it.
The Risk If They Pass…
If the Fever skip on Sheldon and go with a big (who might not even start) or a raw project? They risk wasting Caitlin’s early prime.
They already have Boston, NaLyssa Smith, and a solid post rotation. What they lack is a gritty, do-it-all guard who can anchor the backcourt with Caitlin.
If they don’t fix that now, the pressure piles up. Clark can’t do it alone — and fans know it.
What Fans Are Saying
Social media has spoken, and Sheldon is the people’s pick:
“If the Fever don’t grab Jacy Sheldon tomorrow I’m rioting. She’s perfect next to Caitlin!”
“Sheldon is the new Kahleah Copper. Mark my words.”
“Defense, hustle, big-game energy. That’s what we need next to Clark.”
“Don’t overthink it, Indiana. Draft winners.”
Final Take
The Indiana Fever are one smart draft pick away from building something special — not just a fun team, but a contender.
Caitlin Clark is the star. Aliyah Boston is the anchor. But every great team needs a glue piece — someone who does the dirty work, who guards the best player, who keeps the game calm when it gets chaotic.
That’s Jacy Sheldon.
So tomorrow night, when the commissioner steps up to the podium…
This is who the Fever NEED to draft.
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