WNBA legend Rebecca Lobo calls Caitlin Clark ‘best passer in the league’

Caitlin Clark lead the Team WNBA to a victory over Team USA with 10 assists. Colin Cowherd says that Women’s Basketball is not ready for Clark, and that she should have been on the Women's Olympic roster.

Rebecca Lobo, a Hall of Famer and current basketball analyst, has seen just half a season of Caitlin Clark in the league to believe she is already at the top of one of the game’s key fundamentals. 

Speaking on SiriusXM NBA Radio, Lobo believes the Indiana Fever’s No. 1 overall pick is the "best passer in the league."

"She’s incredible," Lobo added. 

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Rebecca Lobo looks on while attending a WNBA preseason game between the New York Liberty and the Connecticut Sun on May 10, 2023 at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Connecticut. (Erica Denhoff/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)

While Clark’s parking-lot-distance three-pointers get all the buzz, she has been showcasing some fantastic court vision since her days at Iowa, where teammates and coaches raved about getting others involved on the floor, which ultimately led to success. 

Heading into the All-Star/Olympic break for the WNBA, Clark is averaging 8.2 assists per night, which leads the league. Head coach Christie Sides believes the team has gotten used to how Clark wants to move the ball when it is in her hands on offense. 

However, Lobo was also asked about Clark’s turnovers, which are pretty high at 5.6 per game. 

"Her turnovers are always going to be a little bit high because of the chances she takes, especially with get-ahead passes," Lobo responded. 

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"She’s looking to thread the needle. Oftentimes, it makes it