During the ESPN2 broadcast of Sunday’s game between Kansas and Kansas State, If Not For Them Executive Producer Brenda VanLengen spoke with Lynette Woodard about Caitlin Clark breaking her Division I women’s basketball scoring record.
Woodard, who played for Kansas from 1977-81, scored 3,649 career points during the AIAW era. She was also a four-time Kodak All-American on Marian Washington‘s squad.
Full clip from ESPN below:
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