In the end, Clark and the Fever walloped the visitors, 108-44, in what was Clark's first preseason game (she missed the opener with a leg injury). Clark scored 16 points in 19 minutes, making six out of her 10 field-goal attempts and going 4-for-6 from the 3-point line.

That Clark received such an ovation comes as no surprise. She became the NCAA Division I all-time leading scorer during a career littered with accomplishments, including two Naismith Awards, two Associated Press Player of the Year awards, two Wooden Awards, three Big Ten Player of the Year Awards and four All-American selections.

After the game, the Brazilian players lined up to get Clark's autograph-- a moment captured in a video that quickly went viral on Twitter. Fans supported the heartwarming moment by writing things like,