Iowa Hawkeyes superstar Caitlin Clark remains steadfast in her commitment to her team and winning a national championship, despite receiving a lucrative offer from the Big3 3-on-3 professional basketball league and an invitation to USA Basketball's Olympic training camp.

Clark addressed the media ahead of her team's Sweet 16 matchup against Colorado, expressing her single-minded focus on playing basketball. She stated that she found out about the Big3 offer at the same time as the public and refrained from discussing such matters with anyone. Clark emphasized that her priority lies with her team and helping them secure a victory over Colorado.

The reported multi-million dollar offer from the Big3, founded by Ice Cube, would allow Clark to play in the WNBA as well, where she is projected to be the first pick in the upcoming draft. Ice Cube acknowledged the offer, stating that they intended to keep it private while Clark competes for the championship. He highlighted Clark's immense talent, describing her as a "generational athlete" who could further break barriers for women in sports.

However, the Big3 is not Clark's only offer beyond her college career. She also received an invitation to USA Basketball's Olympic training camp in Cleveland. Clark and her coach, Lisa Bluder, expressed hopes that she would be occupied with her team's journey to the women's Final Four, which is also set to take place in Cleveland. Clark acknowledged the honor of being invited to the camp but reiterated her focus on winning a national championship with Iowa.

The top-seeded Hawkeyes are set to face the Colorado Buffaloes on Saturday at 3:30 p.m. ET in a highly anticipated Elite Eight match. Clark's unwavering dedication to her team and goals has garnered admiration, as she navigates the challenges of making pivotal decisions regarding her basketball future.

As the Iowa Hawkeyes continue their quest for a national championship, all eyes remain on Caitlin Clark, an exceptional talent determined to leave her mark on the sport.