The Atlanta Dream, the city’s WNBA team, has been up and down over its 16 year history when it comes to attendance. But this season it broke its single game attendance record once already and now is preparing to do it again – all thanks to a single player from a DIFFERENT team. That player is the Indiana Fever’s Caitlin Clark, the former Iowa star who has elevated the league in popularity since joining this season. Her popularity is such that the Dream are planning to sell out State Farm Arena next Monday when she returns, and will also feature a halftime concert from hip hop group Goodie Mob and honor members of the 1996 USA Women’s Basketball Olympic Team to capitalize on the crowd. Clark has the Dream RISING…
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