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The Brian Lehrer Show

Caitlin Clark and This Moment in Women's Sports

The Brian Lehrer Show

WNYC

Politics, News, News Commentary, Wnyc, Radio, Npr, Arts, New, Lerer, Media, Bryan, Nyc, Daily News, York, Public

4.61.5K Ratings

🗓️ 20 March 2024

⏱️ 11 minutes

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Summary

With the NCAA basketball tournament, Lyndsey D'Arcangelo, sports writer and co-author of Hail Mary: The Rise and Fall of the National Women's Football League (Hachette, 2021), talks about the effect of Caitlin Clark on basketball and women's sports.

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0:00.0

Brian Lear on WNYC and for our last 10 minutes or so today back to March Madness.

0:16.5

We started the show with the controversy over Dartmouth and USC athletes talking about unionizing.

0:23.4

Now we're going to come back and talk about a whole other thing.

0:26.4

Are you excited about the college basketball tournaments

0:29.7

about to really start?

0:31.3

Emphasis on the S there, torn immense, because it looks like most of the

0:35.8

excitement might be on the women's side this year. Iowa star Caitlin Clark has broken out as a kind of, I don't know, Taylor Swift of the sport.

0:44.8

When she plays on the road, ticket prices go up and the local economy gets a bump.

0:50.1

And with us to talk about the phenomenon of Caitlin Clark

0:52.8

and this moment in the women's game.

0:54.2

We're joined by Lindsay Darkangelo,

0:56.3

sports writer and co-author of Hail Mary,

0:58.9

the rise and fall of the National Women's Football League.

1:02.3

Lindsay, thanks for coming on.

1:03.4

Welcome to WNYC.

1:05.4

Yeah, thanks for having me.

1:07.0

And listeners, we can take a few phone calls here too.

1:09.6

Are you following the women's basketball tournament as much as or more than the men's this year.

1:15.6

212 433.

1:17.8

WNYC, anyone filling out women's march madnessackets, text or call us

1:23.8

212, 433, 9692, maybe even have some current or former women college

1:30.8

athletes who want to talk about the state of women's college sports and its

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