JuJu Watkins: The prodigy of the Trojans
For Newton, JuJu Watkins is better than Indiana Fever’s Caitlin Clark, who was an unstoppable force for Iowa Hawkeyes during her collegiate career. According to Newton’s statement, both are exceptional, but it’s Watkins who takes the lead.
To support his claim about JuJu Watkins, Newton looks at the stats she has achieved in her college career. He compares the numbers of both athletes, emphasizing that the Trojans’ star surpasses Clark’s two-year total.
Let’s not forget that JuJu Watkins has scored 1,684 points in 65 games so far—compared to the 1,662 points Caitlin Clark scored in 62 games.
Focused on Winning
Last November, Watkins became the fastest player in USC women’s basketball history to reach 1,000 points—a feat she achieved in just 38 games.
Moreover, JuJu Watkins’ accomplishments are her best calling card. She recently earned the AP All-American award for the second consecutive year. While the accolades for Trojans’ number 12 are well-deserved, Watkins keeps her feet firmly on the ground. She emphasized that all the stats are simply a byproduct of her focus on winning, not achieving individual records.
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Whether she’s better than Caitlin Clark or not, one thing is certain: JuJu Watkins remains focused and has a promising future. For now, she and the USC Trojans have their sights set on their first March Madness game against UNC Greensboro. They aim to break records and claim victories.