Caitlin Clark Controversy: NCAA Gesture Exposes Racial Double Standards

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Join Stu Burguiere and ‪@BlazeTV‬'s Jil Savage as they dive into the heated debate around Angel Reese's "You Can't See Me" gesture towards Caitlin Clark during the women's NCAA championship game. They dissect the racial bias and double standards in sports while discussing the rising interest in women's basketball, including the Iowa Hawkeyes. Don't miss this insightful and engaging conversation on Stu Does America!
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4 апр 2023

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@SisterNoble Год назад

I hadn't heard of Caitlin Clark until the controversy of the taunting episode and how sports figures like Stephen A. Smith and others covered it. Now, after watching the LSU vs. Iowa title game two weeks after it aired, I'm a fan of women's college hoops and Caitlin Clark.

@AlbertoRamirez-nt1om Год назад

Ask Caitlin Clark if she feels this was her tournament. Losing in the final alone and by 17 points I am sure she would say no.

@colleenposadas8415 Год назад

Oh I guess you are wrong. They came in number 2 in country, she set records for most points in any Ncaa tournament, broke other records( triple doubles, three point shots, assists). You are joke

@windcatcher331 Год назад

Iowa fan here, and I can see your point. Somebody like Caitlin Clark (like all of those players) will never be satisfied with 2nd place. Imagine asking Jordan if he felt it was his year after yet another ECF loss to the Bad Boys of Detroit in 1990. See what the loss to Magic in the NCAA finals did to Bird. It put a chip on his shoulder. I'm sure Caitlin has one too and will be demanding better of herself and her teammates. She will need that edge next season.

@wendyduehr8086 Год назад

People love to start stuff. One person deliberately followed the other before she even celebrated with her team. It was bush league regardless of color. I would feel the same way if a white player did it.

@quadoduece Год назад

What a joke, the podcasts are always reaching. The outrage, if you will, is from the fan reaction, but they completely leave that out. At the end of the day it's sports, let them talk $#!t and stop pearl clutching. Also in no way was it Caitlyns game, she lost, to the victor goes the spoils PERIOD!

@jayboek2854 Год назад

.no one would've cared if clark wasn't playing. No cares about Reese.

@quadoduece Год назад

@@jayboek2854 sure, from a sports fan & a daughter who plays basketball release is VERY good too. You don't have to talk down a player to big one up, but I am aware of what platform I'm on lol so you got it dude.

@ericlind6581 Год назад

@@jayboek2854xactly. Reese made it a racial issue when she said she felt disrespected because Clark disrespected SC and her « SEC sistuhs ». WTF. She should have been thankful that Clark took out SC (cause LSU would’ve lost to SC) instead of clout chasing with this victim mentality.

@dbarnes544 Год назад

Much ado about nothing.

@jdz8364 2 месяца назад

4:46 “why does it always have to be about racism…” 4:51 “no ones remembering Angel Reese winning, this was Caitlyn Clarkes tournament even though she lost” You can’t make this up… 😂