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Did you see that egregious foul on Indiana Fever rookie star Caitlin Clark from Saturday’s game against the Chicago Sky?
The Sky’s Chennedy Carter committed «a Flagrant 1 foul» on Clark, who didn’t have the ball, late in the third. Carter approached Clark from behind and to her left — clearly in Clark’s blind spot — said the b-word, and body-checked her to the ground.
If you somehow haven’t seen it, here it is.
Okay, this IS HATING on Caitlin Clark. Face guarding, extremely aggressive play and the occasional hard foul can be describe as competitiveness. Going out of your way to call her out of her name and body check her to the floor without the ball is HATING. https://t.co/osFk320wMp pic.twitter.com/cRtiSnDVkm— Robert Griffin III (@RGIII) June 1, 2024
Two days before Carter’s cheap hit on Clark, former NFL quarterback Robert Griffin III posted on X that «The women in the @WNBA aren’t ‘hating’ on her. They are showing her respect by trying to beat her on the court.» On Saturday, Griffin was telling a different story. «Okay, this IS HATING on Caitlin Clark. Face guarding, extremely aggressive play, and the occasional hard foul can be described as competitiveness.
