As a Colts fan, I am required by the laws of the state of Indiana to despise TreVeyon Henderson because he plays for New England.
But my goodness, this is really really awesome:
What can I even say to sum up the last six weeks?
Without a doubt, it’s been the trip of a lifetime. I’ve seen and experienced things I never dreamed of.
Throughout this journey I kept hearing the phrase “America the Beautiful.” At first I thought it was about the landscapes, and yes, this country is unbelievably beautiful.
But for me, “America the Beautiful” is actually about you, the people.
I’ve never experienced such warmth and kindness anywhere else in the world. Everywhere we went, people welcomed us with open arms, invited us into their communities, shared their stories, wanted to hear ours, and surprised us with their generosity.
I get you have your differences but please don’t take each other for granted. This doesn’t exist everywhere. What you have here is special, and being American is special.
To everyone I met along the way, thank you!!
To everyone who’s followed this adventure here on X, thank you for coming along for the ride. It’s been an absolute joy sharing these memories with you all.
And to everyone who’s sick of seeing my posts…you can finally relax 😂
Goodbye, America 🇺🇸
Colts fans will never forget Bob Sanders. 💙 His fearless style, game-changing impact, and Super Bowl legacy made him one of the greatest defenders in franchise history. 🐎💥
Now that the 2026 World Cup has come to an end, I want to share something that means everything to me as a woman born and raised in Iran under the Islamic Republic regime.
We were always banned from entering football stadiums. If we tried, we risked being beaten, arrested, or even killed.
The most pivotal moment for me was walking into SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles and watching a football match from the stands for the first time. Here in the USA, women can go freely, sit wherever they want, hold their drink and hot dog, laugh, and truly enjoy the game, something I could never do in my home country.
So many people in America don’t appreciate their freedom because they have no idea what it’s like to live under the Islamic regime in Iran or as a woman in Iran or Afghanistan.
To anyone living in freedom: You don’t truly value these rights until they’re taken away. And once they’re gone, it’s too late.
Friends, when voices today praise tyrants like Mao Zedong, we must take them at their word. History teaches us a clear lesson: when God is taken out of the equation, basic human rights go out the window. It’s time for my fellow co-believers to speak up.
To put it simply, Caitlin Clark is the face of the WNBA because she is the most prominent, marketable, and recognizable individual in the WNBA.
She is not currently the best player in the WNBA. That’s A’Ja Wilson.
The nuance that you are missing is that being the most popular player, recognizable player, biggest draw and bringing in the most money for the WNBA for 3 years now despite not winning a MVP or WNBA Championship, giving the players the ammo to get chartered flights with a new CBA that increased some players base salary by 1,400% and being the single player that globally other people recognize makes her the face of the WNBA.
To be the standard of winning in the WNBA will take Caitlin Clark some time.
Michael Jordan was the face of the NBA well before he was the standard of winning and before he ever won an NBA Championship or MVP because of his playing style and savvy branding.
Everyone knew if they beat MJ or had the game to their life against him that everyone would notice because all eyes were on him.
That is why teams play every game against the Indiana Fever like it is their Super Bowl.
That is why every player with a competitive bone in their body plays Caitlin Clark like they have something to prove to the world.
They know when they do it against Caitlin Clark, the world will notice.
Having the first 45 point 10 assists double double in WNBA History and the first 45 point 10 assists double double in 29 mins in NBA or WNBA History shows the talent and rare playing style Caitlin Clark possesses.
It’s okay to say that A’Ja Wilson is the best player in the WNBA.
It’s okay to say Olivia Miles is the best rookie and one of the best guards in the WNBA.
It’s okay to say that Angel Reese is the best rebounder in the WNBA.
And it’s okay to say that Caitlin Clark is the Face of the WNBA.