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[Sophie Cunningham @SophieEliCunni]

Left it all on the floor. Appreciate everyone who showed up and showed out. See you at the next one! ❤️🏀 #FeverRising

[granddaddy @granddaddy4166]

@TheBenDanielPod There’s nothing going on here “that a good ass whooping“ wouldn’t cure👍

[Feral Swoopes *Deluxe Edition* @FeralSwoopes]

The Professional.
The Professor.
The President.

[Indiana Fever @IndianaFever]

WNBA single-season record 12th game with 100+ points 🔥

#FeverWin

[EssentiallySports @ES_sportsnews]

For one family attending WNBA Live at All-Star Weekend, a $2,700 investment nearly turned into complete heartbreak. 💔 After waiting in line for over two hours to meet the athletes, the family faced repeated disappointment when players arrived up to 40 minutes late, signed autographs for just 10 minutes, and left - leaving young fans in tears.

That was until @CaitlinClark22 turned the entire experience around. ✨

While other sessions fell short, the @IndianaFever star proved once again why her impact extends far beyond the court. An eyewitness fan shared their experience online, praising Clark's professionalism and genuine connection with the crowd:

"Caitlin Clark, in particular, was punctual for every obligation she had. She gave away her shoes, signed autographs, hugged fans, and competed hard in the All-Star Game... She clearly understands that fans can make or break a career, and she came across as a genuinely good person." 💯

Clark’s dedication isn't accidental, it's core to how she views her platform:

"Just seeing the amount of people and young girls and boys that stand there and scream for me to sign their stuff... I don’t take that for granted. I’m glad I can be a role model for them." 🥹

🔥 Delivering on the Court
Clark didn't just shine off the court; she put on a show in front of 19,783 fans at Chicago's United Center. Playing for Team Spoon, she dropped 17 points and 5 assists, knocking down trademark logo bombs to secure a 129 - 122 victory over Team Coop.

How important is player accessibility and fan engagement during marquee events like All-Star Weekend? 💭

[Ken Swift @kenswift]

Hey Fam - Please Retweet this and maybe we get some response. This is UNACCEPTABLE!

Here’s a Seattle Storm Fan spitting in a @IndianaFever Fans face last night. You won’t hear a word about it though. No investigation. This type of Hate is acceptable even with proof.

https://t.co/2Ck9Z9CeeS

@seattlestorm @SeattleStormPR @WNBA @IndianaFever @PatBoylanPacers @John_G_Nolan

[Brandi Kruse @BrandiKruse]

The way @seattlestorm fans, players, and even an owner treated teenage girls today for the simple act of wearing @xx_xyathletics shirts and cheering on @sophaller was beyond disgusting. They were cussed at, booed, and intentionally tripped. One of them was berated until she cried. As usual, the people preaching “love and inclusion” prove to be the most hateful bigots of all. I will have much more tomorrow — and none of the culprits will be spared my fury.

[America Speaks🇺🇸✌🏻 @RechargAmerica]

Drop a heart ❤, if you like Sophie Cunningham 🏀

[granddaddy @granddaddy4166]

@BrandiKruse She she needs to be fired. She needs also, to be sued by the parents or guardians of the two girls that she’s so outrageously chastised with curse words and demeanor!

[Brandi Kruse @BrandiKruse]

BREAKING

[Brandi Kruse @BrandiKruse]

A real, true, brave role model not afraid to speak the truth. Welcome to the Pantheon of Truth Tellers, right alongside the unflappable @jk_rowling. Change is in the air and brighter days are ahead.

[Sports, Politics & Satire @SportsPoliticsX]

@AngelinaReagan7 @sophaller

[Angelina Reagan 🌸🌺🌼 @AngelinaReagan7]

Girls thanking our Sophie at the fever game!! 🩷🩷🩷🩷 @sophaller

[granddaddy @granddaddy4166]

@MichaelWhie81 @Luna_4w DITTO 👍👨🏼‍🦳

[Luna Williams @Luna_4w]

Sophie Cunningham Has Become a Role Model for Many Young Girls. Do You Agree? 💙

[Sports Patriot @SportsPatriotUS]

I have followed and unfollowed Sophie Cunningham and West Wilson’s Show Me Something podcast for the very last time.

The truth is, I never watched for West. I watched hoping to hear Sophie Cunningham whenever he briefly stopped interrupting her, talking over her and hijacking the conversation to remind everyone that he once played Division II football at a school nobody asked about.

Then came the public scandal: broken relationships, allegations of betrayal, contradictory explanations, denials, admissions and still more excuses. Through all of it, Sophie stood beside him. She gave him loyalty when his own behavior had made him radioactive.

So when Sophie finally took a difficult public stand in defense of girls and women’s sports, one might assume West would return even a fraction of that loyalty.

Not a chance.

He immediately positioned himself against his own co-host, lecturing that focusing on transgender athletes supposedly “isolates transgender people” and portrays them as a threat.

Really, West?

After Sophie defended you through a disaster entirely of your own making, this is where you suddenly discover moral courage?

She supported you through scandal, humiliation and public backlash. You could not support her through one honest opinion.

That tells me everything.

West Wilson does not appear to want loyalty. He wants protection. He wants people beside him when his behavior creates consequences, but he disappears the moment standing beside someone else might cost him social approval.

I followed the podcast for Sophie. I tolerated the constant interruptions, the self-importance, the manufactured swagger and the endless stories about an athletic career nobody remembers.

No more.

I am done with West Wilson, done with the podcast and done rewarding a personality built around self-promotion, selective victimhood and one-way loyalty.

Sophie Cunningham stood beside him when almost nobody else would.

She should now recognize that he was never prepared to do the same for her.

[granddaddy @granddaddy4166]

@ClownWorld @rhodesrants Way to go Rhodes👍

[Claire 🇺🇸 @Claire_ennet]

Who's glad someone finally fought back and won?

[granddaddy @granddaddy4166]

@CClarkReport Believe none of what you hear and half of what you see, and your life will be much better👍👨🏼‍🦳

[Clark Report @CClarkReport]

USA Today posted an entire article about Caitlin Clark missing the All Star Orange Carpet “to get her hair done” when she was actually attending an event for the Caitlin Clark Foundation