Caitlin Clark

Iowa's Caitlin Clark became the NCAA's all-time scoring leader on Sunday, as she closes out her final season with the Hawkeyes in a game against Ohio State. Clark entered her last regular-season game 17 points shy of Pete Maravich's career record of 3,667 points. She passed the record, which has stood since 1970, with a free-throw toward the end of the first half.

Caitlin Clark is the best offensive player we've seen in women's college basketball in at least the past three decades. Her points total, while massive and now unmatched, only tells part of the story. While we've seen incredible scorers -- Lynette Woodard, Kelsey Plum, Maya Moore, Jackie Stiles, Brittney Griner -- we've NEVER seen a woman play like this.

It wouldn’t be a Caitlin Clark game without a record being broken. The Iowa guard, who has seen her popularity explode since becoming the all-time leading scorer in NCAA women’s basketball earlier this month, is now causing ticket prices to hit new heights. Tickets to see Clark at her final regular season home game on Sunday between the University of Iowa and Ohio State are now the most expensive for a women’s basketball game on record, surpassing college and WNBA games, according to TickPick.