Watch: Caitlin Clark shoves brother Colin Clark as emotions run high while rooting for BF Connor McCaffery

Indiana Fever All-Star guard Caitlin Clark is fully supporting her boyfriend Connor McCaffery and the Butler Bulldogs during the WNBA break. She frequents their games as an engaged spectator along with her family.

The reigning WNBA Rookie of the Year was present for the game of Butler, where McCaffery is an assistant coach, against the Mississippi State Bulldogs on Friday and was easily caught up with the action.

In one play, Clark was seen giving her brother Colin a shove as she celebrated a Butler defensive play. The moment was captured on video, which has since been doing the rounds on social media.

Watch the video below:

Caitlin Clark's cheering did not go for naught as Butler defeated Mississippi State 87-77. Forward Jahmyl Telfort paced the Bulldogs in the win, finishing with 24 points, with Pierre Brooks II adding 22 points of his own. Landon Moore had 13 while McCaffery's younger brother Patrick had six points, five rebounds and two assists.

The win was the fourth straight for Butler, which improved to 6-1 to lead the Big East standings. It next plays on Dec. 4 against Eastern Illinois.

Caitlin Clark excited to see boyfriend Connor McCaffery take coaching journey to Butler

Caitlin Clark is excited to see her boyfriend Connor McCaffery wear a new hat as an assistant coach with the Butler men's basketball team. It is something that she fully supports, believing that her man can excel in it.

McCaffery joined the Bulldogs in September after working for the Indiana Pacers. He is looking to tap on his NBA coaching experience to help coach Thad Matta build a winning program.

Back in September, Caitlin Clark shared her thoughts on her boyfriend getting the assistant coach post at Butler, telling members of media, via Indiana area sports journalist Scott Agness:

"Super excited for him. Obviously his basketball knowledge is pretty good and it makes it fun to bounce ideas off each other. Yeah, I'm super proud, He really worked hard for that. It will be fun. Fun to go to those games. I love college basketball... Give me something to do throughout the offseason. Something to root for..."

Check out what she had to say below:

Caitlin Clark and McCaffery met at the University of Iowa, where they played collegiate ball. She became a legend with the Hawkeyes, becoming the NCAA Division 1's all-time leading scorer, men and women. He, meanwhile, played for six years for the school and had career averages of 4.5 points, 3.2 assists and 3.0 rebounds.