Indiana Fever rookie Caitlin Clark joked about going pro in another sport after her first WNBA season came to an end.

Clark has high standards though. She graded her rookie season merely as “solid” and has set even loftier goals for her offseason. Here’s what she had to say about her fall plans after the Fever’s season-ending loss on Wednesday.

After a 2-9 start, Indiana made quick progress on those fronts. The Fever won seven more games than last season, breaking a seven-year playoff drought. They finished in the top half of league standings and were a trendy pick to upset Connecticut in the first round, or at least take a game from the Sun.