When a legend speaks, the basketball world listens — and this week, WNBA Hall of Famer Lauren Jackson sent shockwaves through the sport by revealing her awe and admiration for one of the league’s brightest young stars: Caitlin Clark.
In a recent interview with international media, Jackson — a 3-time WNBA MVP and one of the most dominant forwards in basketball history — was asked about the current generation of players. Her answer? Unapologetically clear:
“I’ve never seen a player quite like Caitlin Clark. Ever.”
Praise From a GOAT
Lauren Jackson, who played for the Seattle Storm and was widely regarded as the face of the WNBA in the early 2000s, knows greatness when she sees it. And for her, Caitlin Clark represents something entirely new — not just in terms of stats, but in how she plays, leads, and impacts the game.
“Her range, her feel for the game, her vision — it’s not just flashy, it’s elite. She’s changing how people view women’s basketball, and that’s powerful,” Jackson said.
Clark’s Impact Reaches Beyond the Court
Jackson emphasized that Clark’s true impact goes far beyond her deep three-pointers and record-breaking numbers.
“What she’s doing for viewership, for young girls picking up a ball, for how seriously people are taking women’s basketball now — it’s unmatched. And she’s just getting started.”
Lauren also noted that the pressure Caitlin faces is something most rookies never experience — and yet, Clark handles it with a level of poise and maturity that’s rare at any level.
“She’s a Basketball Genius”
One of the things that impressed Jackson the most was Clark’s court IQ.
“She sees things two steps ahead. Some of the passes she makes — you don’t teach that. That’s instinct and vision you’re born with.”
Lauren compared Clark’s playmaking to elite-level guards in both the WNBA and NBA, saying Clark has the potential to redefine the point guard role for a new generation of women.
Inspiration to the World
While some critics have questioned if Clark’s flashy style would translate to the pro level, legends like Jackson are making it clear: Caitlin Clark is not hype — she’s history in the making.
“She’s already inspiring kids in Australia. I’ve seen it firsthand. They watch Caitlin and think, ‘I want to play like that.’ That’s legacy — and she’s only in her rookie year.”
Final Words from Lauren
When asked if Clark could become one of the greatest to ever play, Jackson didn’t hesitate:
“If she stays healthy and keeps working — yes. Absolutely. She could be one of the best to ever do it.”
From One Legend to Another
As Caitlin Clark continues to make headlines, break records, and elevate the WNBA’s global profile, one thing is clear: when someone like Lauren Jackson says she’s never seen anything like you — you’re doing something right.
And for Clark, that’s just the beginning.
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