"No rest for the GOAT": Fever fans in stitches after Caitlin Clark’s “Morning Routine” goes viral on social media

Indiana Fever fans were in splits when Caitlin Clark's "morning routine" was revealed by the team on X (formerly Twitter). The clip has gone viral and includes snippets of the former ROTY starting her day at 4:53 AM following her game-day activities — all of which were in the AM, much to fans' delight.

Quite simply, the edit was to show Clark's success and how it has changed the league from last season. Fans though, played along, and there were laughs all around.

"Caitlin Clark is always busy. No rest for the GOAT!"

Another had some kudos for the post:

"This might be your best post yet"

One believes it's a new routine for all Clark fans from now on:

"gonna make this my new routine"

One fan echoed the same sentiment:

"Whatever the GOAT does I do"

The comical roast continued:

"She didn’t have a Saratoga Water tho"

Clark's offseason has been busy, but the Fever superstar has already looked like she's putting in the work for the 2025 season. With some time left before the action resumes, Fever and "CC" appear to be having some much-needed fun.

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Caitlin Clark confesses her must-win anxiety to David Letterman: "I was just trying to beat everybody"

Caitlin Clark spoke about her win-at-all-costs attitude that transcended well outside of the sport. On Netflix's 'My Next Guest Needs No Introduction with David Letterman', the Fever superstar shared her anxiety about wanting to keep winning.

"When we trick-or-treated in Des Moines, I would be so sweaty under my costume because I was in a dead sprint from house to house, I had to have the most candy. That's how I operated."

She added:

"My mom would get pissed at my dad because it's like, 'Why did you lose our daughter? Why is she running through the neighborhood by herself? But I was just trying to beat everybody."

The competitive instinct was seen in her game as well as she took Indiana to the playoffs in her maiden WNBA season. It remains to be seen if Clark can up her game in her second year.