Caitlin Clark doesn't like it when people look at her feet in the locker room: her Team USA teammates make fun of her
The Team USA star became the center of a playful moment with her teammates.

Caitlin Clark may be one of the most scrutinized players at the FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup , but even she wasn't prepared for the attention to shift toward her feet.
The Indiana Fever star became the subject of a lighthearted exchange after cameras captured teammates focusing on them.
Clark immediately made clear she wasn't particularly comfortable with everyone looking down.
"Stop looking at my feet," Clark said.
That response only made the situation funnier for the players around her, who quickly burst into laughter.
Caitlin Clark's teammates can't stop laughing
The moment offered a glimpse of the chemistry developing inside Team USA during the tournament.
Clark appeared embarrassed by the sudden attention and tried to shut the conversation down, but her teammates were clearly enjoying her reaction.
The playful exchange quickly gained attention online as fans reacted to a more relaxed side of the national team away from the pressure of international competition.
Clark has been one of the biggest stories surrounding Team USA since joining the roster, with almost every aspect of her performances and interactions attracting attention.
This time, however, there was nothing particularly serious behind it.
Her teammates were simply having fun at her expense.
Team USA chemistry grows during World Cup
The scene came during a tournament in which coach Kara Lawson has been trying to blend an experienced veteran core with several younger stars.
Clark is part of that younger group and has already experienced contrasting performances.
She recorded 14 points and 11 assists in Team USA's dominant opening win over China before being held to just one point against Italy.
That has sparked plenty of debate about Lawson's rotations and Clark's role moving forward.
Away from those discussions, the mood around the team appeared considerably lighter.
The laughter surrounding Clark's plea to stop looking at her feet showed a group comfortable enough to tease one another despite the expectations surrounding them.
Clark might be accustomed to cameras following her everywhere.
But judging by her reaction, having her teammates suddenly focus on her feet is one type of attention she could happily do without.


