Replying to @RealDanZak
@Reese10Angel, interesting choice of shirt. Perhaps someone should wear a “Protect White Women” shirt too, considering this thug @athomas_25 throat-punched Caitlin Clark and this other thug @DijonaiVictoria was ejected for hitting Sophie Cunningham in the head, leaving her mouth bleeding. Funny how the conversation about protecting women seems to get awfully selective when the victims are white. Or does player safety suddenly depend on race?
Replying to @til_nextime @StephanieWhite
It's telling when a coach outside your organization makes more of an effort to celebrate your best player's first signature shoes than you do, wearing them even off the basketball court and going as far as featuring them on her own Instagram.
Replying to @til_nextime @CaitlinClark22
Watch how she recognizes the pass and reads the game defensively. CC reacts instantly and delivers a perfectly timed block on Maddy Siegrist, despite Siegrist having the height advantage. Incredible defensive instincts.
Replying to @TheSpeaker2012
You're so obsessed with discrediting CC that you're responding to imaginary claims under completely unrelated posts. Mental illness is real.
CC's defensive instincts are unreal. Blocks the shot, takes the ball and finds Kelsey for the easy bucket.
This is actually insane. 41 points, 12 assists and 10 rebounds in an Elite Eight game at just 21 years old. Caitlin Clark became the first player in NCAA Tournament history to record a 40-point triple-double. She was already making history at 21. Absolutely unreal.
Replying to @JayAlem @CaitlinClark22
You came to a video of CC breaking ankles with a graphic full of selectively picked achievements, mostly focused on team accomplishments and rebounding titles? If we're talking individual achievements, Caitlin is the NCAA's all-time leading scorer, a two-time Naismith and Wooden Award winner, WNBA Rookie of the Year and All-WNBA First Team as a rookie. She even finished 4th in the 2026 MVP voting, ahead of Reese in 7th.
Now let's get back to CC breaking ankles. Here's her putting those handles on full display against Atlanta. This one's for you.














