Iowa native Caitlin Clark is back in Des Moines. Well, symbolically, at least. Nike unveiled two new banners featuring Clark in downtown Des Moines.
Following the Super Bowl and all of the commercials that were shown throughout the game, there were many ads worth remembering, but Nike’s stuck out.
Iowa native Caitlin Clark has shown up a little bit of everywhere during her rise to stardom as the NCAA's all-time leading scorer and now stellar Indiana Fever point guard.She has gotten her own ...
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After a 27-year absence from the Super Bowl ad space, Nike has made its return — this time with a powerful statement on representation. Instead of leaning on legacy icons or rehashing past successes, ...
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