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Caitlin Clark Takes on a Villain Role in Heated Confrontation with Angel Reese

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Angel Reese isn’t the only one feeling the heat lately.

The rivalry heated up between Indiana Fever’s Kate Rinklerk and her Chicago Sky opponent, Angel Wreath, after a tough foul during the third quarter of their recent game.

Indiana’s forward, Natasha Howard, was pushed from behind by Wreath when she was trying to grab an offensive rebound. This happened right after her teammate, Rebecca Allen, missed her shot.

When the ball went down low, Clark fouled Reese just as she was going for a shot. It looked kind of intentional, and Reese took a hard fall.

In retaliation, Reese got up and confronted Clark but then decided to walk away instead of escalating the situation.

The play was reviewed, and the officials determined that Clark had pushed down on Reese with her left hand. Because of that, her foul was changed from a personal foul to a flagrant one. Surprisingly, none of Reese and Clark’s teammates, including Aliya Boston, got involved, although Boston received a technical foul.

Honestly, Caitlyn Clark’s comments about “white privilege” have made me lose respect for her. Now it seems like she’s avoiding confrontation after stirring the pot? I don’t know, seems pretty weak to me!

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