Caitlin Clark fans are disagreeing on where the star was placed on FOX Sports' ranking of the greatest college women's basketball players.

Madness in full effect, FOX Sports saw fit to release its list of the top 10 women's college basketball players of all-time. The group of ladies includes icons of eras past and present, with honorable mentions Kelsey Plum,

The network refused to include Caitlin Clark as one of the greatest women's college basketball players of all time due to her lack of major titles in the sport - but not everyone is in agreement

Basketball fans on social media have lambasted ESPN after they decided to leave Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark, the face of the WNBA, off their top five women's college players of all time list

You don’t have to inform ESPN senior vice president of production Meg Aronowitz about the challenge of producing the women’s NCAA Tournament without Caitlin Clark the year after she had galvanized the property to NFL viewership heights. “You never want to be the guy that follows Nick Saban, right?” Aronowitz said, laughing.

As sixth-seeded Iowa women's basketball (22-10, 10-8 Big Ten) prepares to open their 2025 NCAA Tournament run vs. No. 11 seed and Missouri Valley Conference champion Murray State (25-5, 16-4 Missouri Valley) at the Lloyd Noble Center in Norman,