Caitlin Clark found herself facing questions that had little to do with basketball following the Indiana Fever's 108-100 loss to the Minnesota Lynx on Sunday.
Asked about the transgender athlete controversy involving teammate Sophie Cunningham, the three-time All-Star declined to take a public position, saying there are more appropriate forums for that discussion.
Clark's response prompted an Outkick writer to resurface an old quote from Clark about men competing against women.
Clark's past comments about the difference between NBA and WNBA players have resurfaced, but this time, in a much different conversation.
An interview the Fever star gave in May is now drawing renewed attention after Outkick writer Jon Root cited it while discussing the ongoing debate over transgender athletes competing in women's sports. Root argued that Clark's own words could have answered one of the WNBA's most polarizing questions.
#root #writer
Asked about the transgender athlete controversy involving teammate Sophie Cunningham, the three-time All-Star declined to take a public position, saying there are more appropriate forums for that discussion.
Clark's response prompted an Outkick writer to resurface an old quote from Clark about men competing against women.
Clark's past comments about the difference between NBA and WNBA players have resurfaced, but this time, in a much different conversation.
An interview the Fever star gave in May is now drawing renewed attention after Outkick writer Jon Root cited it while discussing the ongoing debate over transgender athletes competing in women's sports. Root argued that Clark's own words could have answered one of the WNBA's most polarizing questions.
#root #writer
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