I want to publicly apologize to USA world champion teammate of Caitlin Clark’s named Angel Reese. I now think she has a good place in WNBA and USA Basketball. Aja Wilson I do not like.
To @chasitymelvin - and @IvoryLatta12 and all the others who were talented players but are suddenly playing dumb regarding the A’ja Wilson drama - sorry that my take on A’ja is “disappointing”. Lol. Here are the facts:
1. Of course she left the floor…literally behind the basket…to yell at the fan. Check the WNBA rules which state that alone = ejection.
2. The fan literally said “that foul is on you” - confirmed by witnesses there, as well as arena officials, which is why they let him return to his seat.
3. You said, “A’ja saw a fan pointing at her” ?? Good lord, there is no way you’re serious. Especially considering what kind of player you were - physically and MENTALLY tough. Thats my whole point. Women want all the perks of the NBA but can’t handle it when a fan points at them? Just stop.
4. You’re being dishonest. From revenue share to facilities and travel, WNBA players always make comparisons to the NBA. And I get it. But let’s not pick and choose based on a timely narrative.
Finally, as for your “Also…”tweet… congrats on pulling out the race card. So predictable. So sad.
Enjoy game 3!
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I’m exhausted by the Caitlin Clark championship narrative. Seriously.
Let’s put Caitlin Clark, Paige Bueckers and Olivia Miles side by side.
COLLEGE CAREERS
Clark: 28.4 PPG • 7.1 RPG • 8.2 APG • 37.7% 3PT • 2× AP Player of the Year • 2× national runner-up. (Sports Reference)
Bueckers: 19.8 PPG • 4.7 RPG • 4.6 APG • 42.3% 3PT • 2025 national champion. (Sports Reference)
Miles: 15.6 PPG • 6.3 RPG • 6.5 APG over her college career; 2026 TCU season: 19.6/7.2/6.6. (Sports Reference)
Now here’s where the argument gets ridiculous:
UConn had already won 11 national championships before Paige ever arrived. She joined arguably the greatest dynasty in women’s college basketball history—and eventually won No. 12. (Wikipedia)
Olivia Miles played at Notre Dame, another historically elite program, then transferred to TCU. TCU reached the Elite Eight in 2026 before losing to South Carolina. (Reuters)
Meanwhile, Caitlin went to Iowa. Iowa had never won a women’s national championship. And Clark took that program to back-to-back national championship games. (SI)
So please explain to me why the girl who produced 28.4/7.1/8.2 for her career is constantly told her legacy is somehow diminished because she didn’t win the title?
A championship is a TEAM accomplishment. Individual greatness is measured by individual production, awards and impact.
And when you look at the numbers, Caitlin didn’t just keep up with these players—she separated herself.
Now she’s doing it in the WNBA too.
At some point, fans are allowed to be tired of the constant “anyone but Caitlin” comparisons.
Stop moving the goalposts. The numbers aren’t moving with them.
A lot will scoff at folks being upset about doing a burnout he yard of bricks. Imagine going to someone house, they ask you to take your shoes off but you refuse and walk on the carpet anyway. Sure it can be cleaned, but it's their house and they asked you not to
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All hands on deck to clean off the legendary yard of bricks after first-time champ Carson Kvapil burns out over them after winning the Pennzoil 250.