The Bulldogs took to social media Tuesday to thank Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark for her donation of shoes. Clark already has a signature shoe from Nike, and a connection to Butler. Her boyfriend, Connor McCaffery, is an assistant coach. They met when both played basketball at Iowa.

Front Office Sports also reported that Nike is expected to release two more Clark-themed shoes before her signature shoe drops next year. The Navy Fever colorway Nike Kobe 6 Protro will be released later this month, and a grey colorway is scheduled for release in the fall.

Rob Dillingham Shows Caitlin Clark Love With Kobe Shoes at Timberwolves Practice originally appeared on Athlon Sports.

Just days after she went No. 1 overall in the 2024 WNBA Draft, Caitlin Clark landed a lucrative partnership with Nike. She will also receive a signature shoe as part of the deal, and sneaker insider Nick DePaula has high expectations.

WNBA sensation Caitlin Clark is poised to make sneaker history. Industry experts project her upcoming Nike signature shoe—set to launch in 2026—could generate up to $150 million in revenue, potentially ranking among the top five signature basketball franchises ever.

In advance of official product images, new detailed looks of the Caitlin Clark Nike Kobe 6 Protro PE have surfaced courtesy of @prm.cotd. The pair is expected to be released Oct. 1 for a retail price of $190 and has a style code of IO3672-400.

Caitlin Clark's highly anticipated signature shoe with Nike is generating significant buzz, with projections estimating it could become a $150 million business. Following her Nike contract and the success of her special edition Kobe V Protro,

Caitlin Clark is known to have a massive fan base, and she has always shown genuine care in return. She's well known for taking the time to sign posters, jerseys, and other items,

Nike Inc (NYSE: NKE) could receive a $150 million boost from the expected launch of a signature Caitlin Clark shoe in spring 2026 – according to a sneaker industry veteran, Nick DePaula. His remarks arrive shortly after the Trump administration announced a finalised trade agreement with Vietnam that lowered the tariffs on its imports significantly