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11/29/2024

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11/29/2024

Hot : Caitlin Clark Cleverly Responds to Tom Brady’s WNBA Taunt – Classy Response That Makes NFL Legend Respected

11/28/2024

$500K Fine, 5 Game Suspension & More Predicted for Dijonai Carrington After Her Raunchy Taunt on Caitlin Clark Goes Viral😱

11/28/2024

Everyone says she is loved because she is white, but they don't know that, to have that success, she had to try very hard, make an effort to change, train her health, spend all her time practicing, make an effort to prove that she is loved because of her talent, not because of her "whiteness". Leaving the university team to move to the professional team, with many new challenges, new positions and new teammates, Caitlin Clark received full support from her team, with a large fan base, perfect passes, great doubles, new records.... There is no denying that Caitlin Clark can become a legend in the future

11/28/2024

Angel Reese goes ballistic as Caitlin Clark poses with the ROTY award. "I'd have been there, I'd have been raising the award if it hadn't been for the injury".🤣🤣

11/28/2024

We have hired Austin Kelly as an assistant coach.
Additionally, Karima Christmas-Kelly returns as an assistant coach.

11/28/2024

Absolutely disgusted with the way fellow WNBA players are treating you on the court. It’s only out of sheer jealousy, so please keep your head up & keep playing with your heart and character of gold! You’ve got SO many fans and little girls counting on you to help change women’s sports!

11/28/2024

Syracuse Women's Shock: Coach Felisha Legette-Jack Fumes After Shocking Loss, Claims 'Nobody Cares'🤣🤣

11/28/2024

Robert Griffin III asks for the rest of the WNBA to 'stop' Caitlin Clark instead showing hate

Caitlin Clark is one of the most important players in the WNBA, and as that there is no question that because of it everyone is throwing shade at her. With that said, many other have come out to defend her and support her amid attacks that to many are without any foundation.

This time it has been a former NFL quarterback the one that has come to defend her. Robert Griffin III recently was laid off by ESPN because of budget reasons but this has not been something that has prevented him from speaking his mind.

RG3 has defended the WNBA young star
The former Washington quarterback took to social media to call out WNBA players who seemed to have an issue with Caitlin Clark and the attention she has been getting since being drafted by the Indiana Fever.

It all was generated because of a small run-in that Clark had with Seattle Storm's Skylar Diggins-Smith and how Jewel Loyd asked a question on the post-game press conference about the matter.

"It's VERY CLEAR WNBA players are tired of Caitlin Clark getting all the shine and being the vocal point of every discussion," Robert Griffin III posted on X "It's beyond competitiveness and physical play. They don't even want to answer questions about her. If they don't like it, THEN STOP HER." With this it is confirmed that a lot of sports casters and former players have Caitlin's back.

11/28/2024

Fever upend 1st-place Lynx in Minnesota as fans show out to cheer on Caitlin Clark
Fans showed up in Minnesota in droves on Sunday decked out in Caitlin Clark gear to support the Indiana Fever.
They were treated to a Fever upset of the first-place Minnesota Lynx anchored by a big performance from Aliyah Boston. The Fever rallied from a 60-53 deficit to outscore the Lynx by 14 points in the fourth quarter in an 81-74 win.
The win was the eighth in 12 games for the Fever, who have bounced back from a 3-10 start to an 11-14 record to work their way into the playoff mix. The Lynx, meanwhile fell to 16-8, a half-game behind the resurgent Las Vegas Aces for first place in the Western Conference.
It wasn't necessarily a pro-Fever crowd, but there were plenty of fans at the sold-out Target Center supporting the Fever — so much so that Lynx coach Cheryl Reeve was asked about the anticipated influx of Fever fans pregame.
Here's what she had to say when asked about expected cheers for the road team:
"I don't give two s***s," Reeve said. "Not even one s***."
Those predictions played out pregame as Clark made her way around the crowd to sign autographs for fans sporting Fever gear and Clark jerseys.
The support for Indiana was audible as soon as Clark secured the ball on the opening tip. The Fever then opened a 20-19 first-quarter lead before the game went into halftime tied at 38.
Minnesota then took control in the third quarter as Clark struggled from the field. Clark had seven points through three quarters as the Lynx opened a 60-53 lead before the final stanza.
But the fourth quarter belonged to the Fever, who outscored the Lynx 28-14 in the final 10 minutes. Clark opened the fourth with a 3-pointer, then gave the Fever a 67-65 lead with a driving layup with under seven minutes remaining.
The Fever took the lead for good at 73-71 on a Boston layup off a Clark assist with 2:54 remaining.
When Clark was fouled in the final seconds with the Indiana win in hand, Fever fans made themselves heard.
Boston led the Indiana effort with 17 points, 16 rebounds, two assists and four blocks. Kelsey Mitchell paced the Fever in scoring with 21 points. Clark bounced back from a slow start with 10 points in the fourth for 17 points, six assists, three rebounds and two steals.
When she was done, Clark tossed her shoes to a fan in the stands.
The Clark effect has been felt throughout the WNBA season in the stands. It's going to only amplify as long as the Fever continue to turn their season around.

11/27/2024

Candace Parker Leaves LeBron James "Frozen" With Extremely Unexpected Request For Son Right At Lakers-Magic Game!🤣🤣

11/27/2024

One day after their wedding in Cabo San Lucas on Saturday, the Olympic gymnast shared a photo on Instagram showing Owens relaxing in a bath before the couple later enjoyed the sunset poolside.
Then on Monday, Biles shared another photograph of a view from a fishing boat, as the sports power couple continues to celebrate their marriage.
The newlyweds — Biles, 26, and Owens, 27 — officially tied the knot last month at the 1910 Harris County Courthouse in Houston, Texas, before celebrating the occasion this weekend with friends and family.
The 140-guest affair saw Biles wear multiple different dresses. "Kind of dramatic" Biles told her followers during a Q&A on her Instagram Story last month. "But you only have a wedding once."
Biles said her Uncle Paul officiated the wedding, which featured a champagne, gold and white color scheme, and included eight bridesmaids and seven groomsmen.
On Saturday, Biles wrote on Instagram that it was "the most perfect day."
Biles explained last month on Instagram that she and Owens, a former NFL safety who played for the Arizona Cardinals and the Houston Texas, "had to get married 'legally' here in the U.S. since our wedding will be a destination wedding."
The power couple met on a dating app in March 2020 after having a close encounter at a Texans game back in 2019.
Biles and Owens then announced their engagement on social media with a series of photos last February.
"THE EASIEST YES," Biles wrote on Instagram at the time. "I can't wait to spend forever & ever with you, you're everything I dreamed of and more!"

11/27/2024

OMG : Netizens Go Crazy Over Angel Reese's Bathroom Selfies She's Like We've Never Seen Before😱😱

11/27/2024

Caitlin Clark is courtside for some Monday night

basketball 🔥

11/27/2024

SHOCK: Social media is criticizing Caitlin Clark for not looking enthusiastic at Butler basketball game while supporting her boyfriend😱😱

11/27/2024

Paul George Makes A Bold “Playoff” Prediction About Philadelphia 76ers Despite Early Struggles
Paul George (Image Credit: Getty Images)
Paul George’s debut season with the Philadelphia 76ers hasn’t gone as planned. After a five-year tenure with the Los Angeles Clippers, George made a surprising move to Philadelphia this season, reportedly influenced by financial advice from rapper Lil Dicky.

However, the 76ers have struggled with injuries to key players, including Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey. George himself has been sidelined for several games due to injury, limiting him to just eight appearances so far. This has left the team floundering, currently sitting in 14th place in the Eastern Conference with a disappointing 3-13 record.

Despite these setbacks, George remains optimistic about the team’s future. In a recent interview with Sixers Wire, he shared the importance of effort and energy in turning things around.

Just our effort and energy. I think that’s one thing that we can control. Obviously, with big fella out, myself, Tyrese, just joining back, getting his rhythm. I mean, obviously, we’re a little limited, but I think what we can control is just our effort, our energy, and just doing things a little harder, but we’ll change this,” George said.

“We’ll change this around. I’m 100% betting down on that that we’ll change this. It’s on us. We got to control what we can,” he added.

Paul George Optimistic About Returning In The Next Week
Paul George has been sidelined since suffering a hyperextended left knee during a game against the Memphis Grizzlies. Despite the setback, George is staying positive about his recovery. In a recent interview, he shared his hopeful timeline for returning to action.

“Hopefully, within the next week. That’s kind of been the mindset that I’ve had. Obviously, we haven’t quite cleared it, but that’s the mindset that I’m targeting. The way the knee’s been filling and the workouts have been going. Hopefully, within a week, I’ll be ready to go,” George said.

Before injury, George was averaging 14.9 points, 5.4 rebounds, and 4.8 assists. He will miss the 76ers upcoming game against the Houston Rockets on Wednesday.

11/27/2024

Caitlin Clark "Shocks" the WNBA: Betting Fever Turns Into a Springboard Bringing the League to the Top of the Big Four

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