Caitlin Clark's Subtle Reaction To GOAT Message From Jordan Davis

Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark showed her appreciation for country music star Jordan Davis, who had a strong message for her and Lexie Hull following his Indiana concert.

Clark and Hull made a surprise appearance during Davis' "Damn Good Time World Tour" in Indianapolis on Wednesday. The Fever duo even went on stage and sang along with the 36-year-old singer-songwriter.

After their incredible moment together, Davis took to his Instagram Stories to thank the two Fever players. He went as far as to call them "goats"--an abbreviation for Greatest Of All Time--to show his delight about their concert appearance.

"Had to bring out 2 goats on stage last night," Davis wrote

After seeing the post, Caitlin Clark shared it on her own account. While she didn't write a caption, it's clear she appreciated the message and gesture.

The praise and concert interaction aside, it's certainly nice to see Clark and Hull enjoy the WNBA break even more. The two also went on a vacation in Mexico at the start of the break, so they were able to spend a lot of time together.

Hopefully, with their improved bond, it will translate to better chemistry on the court. Hull is averaging just 3.6 points and 1.5 rebounds, albeit in a limited role. Clark, meanwhile, currently leads the WNBA in assists with 8.2 per game, and she's well poised to win Rookie of the Year.

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