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Caitlin Clark's boyfriend, Connor McCaffery, and Butler Bulldogs freshman Evan Haywood shared a hilarious moment on Instagram. Haywood reposted a mixtape of McCaffery on his story on Monday, tagging the former Hawkeye in the post. McCaffery posted the video on his IG on April 25, 2023, to reflect on his basketball journey with the Iowa Hawkeyes.
Minutes after Evan Haywood's gesture, McCaffery reposted the story on his handle, highlighting the playful banter between the two athletes.
"Shut up man," McCaffery wrote.
Connor McCaffery was a distinguished student-athlete with the Hawkeyes, playing 166 games and mounting a program-high 111 wins. The 6-foot-5 guard/forward played six years of college basketball, averaging 4.5 points, 3.2 assists and 3.0 rebounds on 35.6% shooting.
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His best game was against the UConn Huskies in the 2018-19 season, where he dropped 19 points and five assists on 62.5% shooting. McCaffery's assist-to-turnover ratio was the highlight of his college basketball career. He dished 527 dimes while committing just 147 turnovers for a 3.59 assists/turnover ratio.
Evan Haywood's connection with Connor McCaffery sparks from the former Iowa player's assistant role with the Bulldogs. Connor's brother Patrick McCaffery also plays for Butler.
Caitlin Clark visits the Bulldogs constantly to support Connor McCaffery
Caitlin Clark was in the arena with her parents (Anne and Brent) and brothers (Colin and Blake) to watch her boyfriend’s team battle against the Northwestern Wildcats on Nov. 28.
The Clark family also cheered for Patrick McCaffery, who scored 10 points in the 71-69 Bulldogs win.
Caitlin Clark was also present for the Bulldogs’ game against Mississippi State for the Arizona Tip-Off Championship game. The Indiana Fever guard was captured in a blue Butler t-shirt finding a way to the seat next to her brother Colin.
The TikTok uploaded by CBS Sports immediately went viral, garnering more than 3 million views and 260,000 likes.
Butler won the game and the tournament by defeating Mississippi State 87-77. Patrick McCaffery posted six points and five rebounds.
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