It began when Che joked that the University of Iowa would retire Clark’s No. 22 and have it “replaced with an apron.”

Che stated he was a fan and Clark replied, “Really, Michael? Because I heard that little apron joke you did.” After that time, she dished out loads of sensible cracks about Che’s previous jokes about girls’s basketball, which have been proven in a supercut launched by “Weekend Update” co-host Colin Jost. Turnabout is, after all, honest play after the NCAA girls’s match ultimate video games drew extra viewers than the lads’s.

“Netflix’s top new show is ‘Ripley,’ featuring an eerie, unsettling performance by actor Andrew Scott. Critics say it’s’ the hardest thing to watch on Netflix since Michael Che’s special ‘Shame the Devil.’”

“I like that one,” Clark cracked. “There’s more.”

“This year Caitlin Clark broke the record for three-pointers in a single season,” Che stated. “And I have three pointers for Michael Che: One, be; two, funnier; three, dumba–.”

It wasn’t all yuks, although. Rather less than 48 hours earlier than she begins her professional profession, Clark made positive to pay tribute to former WNBA stars, like “Sheryl Swoopes, Lisa Leslie, Cynthia Cooper, the great Dawn Staley and my basketball hero, Maya Moore. These are the women who kicked down the door so I could walk inside.”

There was one final dig, although. “Since you’re such a big fan,” she stated to Che, “I brought you a souvenir. It’s an apron signed by me.”

When Che promised to provide it to his girlfriend, Clark shot again, “You don’t have a girlfriend, Michael.”

And with that, the NCAA’s all-time main scorer proved there are different high-profile arenas wherein she will be able to play.