Caitlin Clark's BF Connor McCaffery shares Theo Von’s hilarious take on height disparity in latest post

Caitlin Clark's boyfriend, Connor McCaffery, reposted a picture with American YouTuber and podcaster Theo Von on his social media. The Indiana Fever star's boyfriend reposted the post by Teo Von on his Instagram story, which had the McCaffery brothers posing with Von.

In the picture that Von posted, he appeared unusually shorter, perhaps because the picture was taken from a higher position and a distance. The YouTuber hilariously defended his height. He is listed at 6-ft-0 on IMDB.

"I'm not this short," Von wrote in the caption.

Von posed in the picture with Connor McCaffery and his brother Patrick McCaffery. The online personality was in attendance for the Butler Bulldogs game against Wisconsin.

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While Connor McCaffery had taken the assistant coach job with the Bulldogs, his younger brother Patrick is one of the starters for the team. The Wisconsin Badgers defeated the Bulldogs by 83-74.

Caitlin Clark and Connor both played basketball for Iowa University. While Clark made her career in the WNBA, McCaffery took his first job with the Indiana Pacers. He later took the job of the assistant coach with the Bulldogs earlier this year.

Caitlin Clark's BF Connor McCaffery gives his reaction to Indiana Fever's post dedicated to her historic rookie year

Caitlin Clark had a historic rookie season with the Indiana Fever in 2024. While she showed early struggles with the physicality of the WNBA, the former Iowa star quickly got the feel of the game and made the adjustment right after the Olympic break.

Clark played every game of the regular season and broke multiple franchise and WNBA season records. She not only led the league in assists, but she also broke the record for the most total assists in a season, by a rookie or otherwise.

The Indiana Fever X, formerly known as "Twitter" posted 27 big achievements by Clark in her rookie season. However, it seems like Caitlin Clark's boyfriend still thought some have not been listed in the post.

McCaffery reposted the post by the Fever X handle and candidly wrote,

"Is that all???"

Caitlin Clark led most of the categories among all rookies in the WNBA last season. She led all rookies in most points, assists, steals and field goals & 3-pointers made this season.

The Fever star also recorded the most points, assists and 3-point made in league history. The 2024 Time's Athlete of the Year also became the only rookie in WNBA history to record a triple-double; she did it twice.

As a rookie, Caitlin Clark averaged 19.2 points per game, 5.7 rebounds, 8.4 assists and 1.3 steals. She shot 41.7% from the field and 34.4% from the 3-point line.