Caitlin Clark drops 21 points and 10 assists after WNBA used Raven Johnson in Fever promo graphics

Dan Dakich breaks down Indiana Football HC Curt Cignetti’s recent comments on the "Saban Way." Cignetti reflected on his time at Alabama under Nick Saban, describing the intensity of a program where every day felt like "4th and 1."

The WNBA’s marketing department might want to log off for a while.

Just days after choosing Fever rookie Raven Johnson over generational superstar Caitlin Clark to front the promotional graphics for Sunday's matchup against the Seattle Storm, Indiana took the court and let the box score settle the discourse.

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Indiana secured a commanding 89-78 victory over Seattle, though the real story unfolded in the stark contrast between the league’s forced promotional face and the team's actual focal point, which was a marketing mishap made all the more hilarious by the sudden absence of the team's other primary star, Aliyah Boston.

WNBA pushed Raven Johnson over Caitlin Clark for Fever game, then Johnson failed to score off the bench. (CREDIT: @WNBA/X) (@WNBA/X)

Caitlin Clark of the Indiana Fever dribbles the ball while defended by Zia Cooke of the Seattle Storm at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, Indiana, on May 17, 2026. (Andy Lyons/Getty Images)

With Boston ruled out just before tip-off due to a lower leg injury, the spotlight on Caitlin Clark intensified.

Clark, who was shockingly snubbed from the league’s official pre-game marketing material despite coming off a historic, stat-corrected 30-point performance against the Mystics, proved exactly why she is the biggest draw in women's basketball.

Shouldering an even heavier load without Boston in the paint, Clark torched the Storm defense, dropping a