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Caitlin Clark is fully focused on her WNBA offseason, and on Friday, she showed her support courtside at the Greenbrier Tip-Off in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia. Clark attended the matchup between the Butler Bulldogs and the South Carolina Gamecocks, a game that carried personal meaning. Her boyfriend, Connor McCaffery, is an assistant coach on the Butler staff, while his younger brother, Jack McCaffery, plays for the team. Clark watched from the stands as the Bulldogs secured a 79-72 win in the opening game of the event.During the CBS Sports broadcast, cameras captured Clark following the action closely. The commentators even acknowledged her presence, noting the growing spotlight on the star guard as she navigates a busy offseason. Her appearance came as Butler bounced back from a tough loss to the SMU Mustangs and improved their early-season record. Clark has been quite supportive of her boyfriend’s career. The college sweethearts have been dating for years now. A few days ago, she was spotted cheering for the side from the stands alongside Indiana Fever’s new coach Rob Dosier.
Caitlin Clark supports boyfriend Connor McCaffery as Butler Bulldogs score key win
Butler Bulldogs’ scoring load was carried by Finley Bizjack with 18 points, followed by Michael Ajayi with 15, Jamie Kaiser Jr. with 14, and Jalen Jackson with 10. The Bulldogs overcame a 24-point game from South Carolina’s Meechie Johnson by dominating the boards with a 48-29 rebounding edge. With the win, Butler moved to 4-1 on the season.Clark has been spending much of her offseason recovering and preparing for future opportunities. Earlier this month, she played in the 2025 Annika Pro-Am in Belleair, Florida, where she said she was finally healthy again after battling injuries. “I’m feeling back to 100%. I have been trying to take advantage of the fall weather in Indianapolis before it gets too cold.” One of Clark’s stated goals is to join Team USA for a March qualifying tournament”, Clark told the Golf Channel. Clark has also reportedly agreed to join a $10 million golf match with Kai Trump, according to Dave Portnoy.She will not participate in Season 2 of the Unrivaled league. With ongoing collective bargaining issues, the start of the 2026 WNBA season is still uncertain for the Indiana Fever star. Also Read: Sophie Cunningham takes a hilarious dig at Caitlin Clark, calls her the “last person” she’d trust with her social media
