New Fever Coach Reveals Bold 'Expectation' for Caitlin Clark, Indiana

Stephanie White sets title standard for Caitlin Clark and Indiana Fever The Indiana Fever have generated new excitement with the appointment of 2023 WNBA Coach of the Year Stephanie White as their new head coach.

White's arrival marks a new direction for the Fever, who recently took a big step forward after saying goodbye to Christy Sides, who led them to their first season finale in a long time.

By adding White to the team, the Fever are making it clear that they are not content with just making it to the finals and are focused on the title.

White is known for her success with the Connecticut Sun and is widely seen as the coach who can return the Fever to the top of the league.

Rather than fend off expectations, White has embraced them and made it clear to Caitlin Clark and her co-workers that she expects nothing less from the title.

"Our goal is to compete for a title," White said when asked about the team's expectations for the future.

" Despite her high standards, White is realistic about the task ahead.

She recognizes that the Fever are unlikely to be title contenders in the near future, as there is still significant improvement to be made in the program.

But her faith in Clark, whom she describes as a "generational talent," is unwavering.

The coach also praised double elite player Aliyah Boston, saying she "may go down as the best in the association's history."

"Working with players like Clark and Boston means the title is the goal," White said.

"We will compete for titles every season.

" With White at the helm and with higher expectations, the Fever are entering a new phase full of hope and possibility, backed by a coach and a program with title aspirations.