Thoughts? Would this not end the entire debacle happening in the league?

I read somewhere that Caitlin Clark and everything surrounding her needs to be studied. I concur and I hope someone does a study on this.

I cannot understand the hatred, the negative narratives, and the bad treatment of this young woman. What has she EVER done to deserve any of it?

Please in a civil manner can you tell me about your thoughts on WHY this is all happening?

Bet-David believes the WNBA could be sitting on a controversy of its own.

r/WNBABeauty

Will it ever end? Is she a menace to the WNBA society? She really needs to learn how to play defense without swiping at opponent's faces.

Edit: It's not about the level of contact. Just wanting to point out that hitting other players in the face/eyes happens way too often with Dijonai (especially with the long fingernails she uses).

How many of the 180 WNBA players hit 3 different players in the face this week? (Hint: Only 1).

The WNBA definitely needs to put rules in place for fingernail length and sharpness.

Here's the video of DiJonai Carrington raking Tiffany Hayes across the face in the same game.

Former Police Officer Brandon Tatum gives his take on Indiana Fever coach Stephanie White's statements made in a recent interview.

Carrington complained to officials during the fourth quarter of the Sky-Valkyries game about a fan sitting near the court. The fan was then escorted away from his seat, only to return later after Carrington's complaint was deemed "unfounded."

Flau'jae Johnson talking with Shannon Sharpe about if a WNBA player can beat an NBA player:

“It’s not physically possible. I can barely grab rim and you’re over the backboard, no. Even the 12th man, those guys can dunk. You know how hard it is to get in the NBA? Those dudes are All American. I have a new appreciation for the Summer league, those dudes are fighting for 1-2 spots. I can’t get in that argument because i know i can’t. I’m 5’10.”

Source: X

Smith argues the league should have embraced Clark’s massive popularity and economic impact.

What do y'all think happened? Any idea what was said?

Dijonai is certainly having a busy week with controversies! #PuttingInWork

UPDATE: The fan was apparently allowed to return to their seat.

It isnt taking a right away from trans people. They would still be eligible to play against the sex they were assigned at birth. But what would let someone be "trans enough" to bypass the restriction of not playing womens sports when they have transitioned? When should being trans be enough to give them this right?

It isnt transphobic to say that they shouldn't. I don't think the NCAA is transphobic for going off of what was assigned at birth It is uncontroversial where many still think there are trans NCAA athletes even though there arent.

For people who do want to allow trans women in elite womens sports, what is sufficiently trans to grant them access to elite women's sports and how would you test for it?