Caitlin Clark Effect in Full Effect in AFRICA: 'Like Magic in My Eyes'

[@NoahLinden]

So in other words, CC would be welcome anywhere in the world except the WNBA.

[@TonyGalla-kw4hw]

What a profound statement

[@dhollandpiano]

Thanks for expanding the narrative. It is easy to get tunnel vision when all you see is the same old same old. Muhammad Ali was also a globally inspiring figure. He staged fights outside the U.S. in places like Zaire and the Philippines that were bigger than anything anyone had ever seen. CC haters are nothing compared to Ali haters. Maybe Nike could sponsor the Fever's world tour. God knows we need some relief from hate and politics.

[@GregF-k7w]

It’s a handful of angry players who have hurt the Wnba. Most players agree with Kelsey.

[@stevenmckenzie8906]

👏👏👏

[@RobertJohnson-gk2gj]

@GregF-k7w - let the hater’s hate, for the world to see & let’s pray for their change, we hate the sin, not the sinner. We all change the world, big & small

[@beetee1017]

66 year old Grannie in Scotland here, never seen WNBA before, now I’ve got “the Fever” Caitlin Clark has shined a bright light worldwide.

[@vorticedangelo83]

Surly she has. She's the diamond of her generation. Rookie superstar, a straight white woman and unprivileged, proved all racist nonsense wrong. Lady on the court. Lady in life

[@graememudie]

@@beetee1017 68 year old Grandpa in Scotland here. Same with me. Watch all the shorts. 👍

[@davemixen8872]

Same here 58 never seen an NBA game myself but was surfing KZbin and ran across her right before her final games for Iowa i now have WNBA streaming service

[@patlevy9966]

She may play in Barcelona now.

[@jomen7961]

i'm staying up at 3 am in China just cuz i wanna watch CC play. Never ever done that for even an Nba game.

[@krashboombang]

All the WNBA hate in the states and then seeing all the pure love in Africa, amazing and outstanding!

[@barrybarry5803]

I'm a 67 year old male that's not prone to tearing up... i listened to Kelsey Mitchell congratulating Caitlin, my cheeks were definitely damp. Kelsey is a real class act, from the heart!!!

[@richardc1499]

Yeah, know how you feel. I'm in my 70's, also a man, and teared up too, with a smile. Truly lovely and I have a newfound respect for Kelsey M.❤

[@ebillie1181]

No, you're crying 😢

[@Staceyguy1]

Me too man…..I thought it was just me 👏🏾👏🏾🙋🏾‍♂️

[@foxfly23]

God sent a Comforter to Kelsey. Millions of CC fans who are now KM fans. We can't replace her daddy, but we're showering her with love and accolades that she's earned and God wants her to have.

[@lindablount1151]

So beautiful very touching, I love it! Love the fever❤

[@gahennasonneillon8566]

even in india... she draw people globally .. i watch her 2023.. im from philippines.

[@leeboy7139]

So many people from all over the world are Clark fans. The WNBA really missed out not having Clark on the team. 100 million more people from around the world would have known who Aja Wilson is just from having Clark on the team. But maybe that wouldn't be a good thing because 100 million more people would know who Aja Wilson is.

[@JimmyHossa]

Adrienne is so special.

[@lorijones3915]

I teach with a teacher from Philippines 4 year program. He is amazing!!

[@edgaryu3748]

atttiiikkkk

[@Yoyomu205]

If CC traveled to these countries she would have the beatles treatment

[@felixmaina1251]

KENYAN in the house,Caitlin is the best WNBA player we've been privileged to witness in this life time,remember the Mcheal Jordan impact way back! that's how we view CC! her talent is undeniable,her personality,she's humble,she's just a straight up baller....I don't understand the hate that she's getting,saying it's coz of white privilege is just ignorant,her skills are what attracts the millions of people in the world,her demeanour is refreshing,she ain't like other superstars in the same league who mostly are arrogant,self absorbed and self centered! she's a breath of fresh air for sure,BIG UP CC,keep on keeping on

[@BulletSponge178]

Go check out Aja Wilson's or Sheryl Swoopes'. They're just completely divorced from reality.

[@maranegrande3501]

Well said sir.

[@spongebobsquarepants2878]

So well said! Thank you! Couldn’t have said it better! ❤

[@wendyjmaureen17]

Well said. CC has impacted the world in such a positive way and her desire to have a positive impact on young boys and girls is so inspiring!

[@paulm.s.2577]

ABSOLUTELY AGREE!!

[@Shabasam19]

Proudly UGANDAN in the house here!! I’m hooked to Caitlin Clark’s games. I’d never watched a WNBA game in my life

[@miked1639]

lol you need to watch a couple pre catlin clark games to see how bad the games were. ive seen boy children games that where more exciting lol

[@donaldk.macbaird5248]

You brought this 72 year old Marine to tears,thank you for sharing this.

[@ruyeliaslopez7783]

I wish this video of African girls is seen by the Caitlin Clark haters and denouncers like Cheryl Swoopes, The View's Hostin and Woopie Goldberg, Aja Wilson, Dijonai Carrington, Chennedy Carter, Angel Reese, Andrea Carter, Chinney Ogwumike, Geno Auriema, Caroline Peck, WNBA PA officers and players, Molly Kerim, McNutt, Cathy Engelbert, Cheryl Reeves, Elle Duncan, the player with goggles who sideswiped CC, Alyssa Thomas, et al. They might pick up some lessons and values from that video.

[@markaustin5912]

I doubt it would make a difference 😢 Inspiring story CC effect

[@richardc1499]

👍❤️🔥💯 wow, good job there, you got nearly all of these little sad jealous haters. Respect to you ❤

[@bondwin7025]

We love your humility and b ball game Ms Clark. Much love from S Korea 🇺🇸 🇰🇷. My family started watching the W because of you, not these obtuse players with agendas causing controversy in the W. Congratulations #22 ROTY 2024 🎉 Congratulations Indiana Fevers for the great season 👏. Let's go IOWA Hawks 💪 👏. Lucy Olson will have an epic season for the Iowa women's basketball team this year.

[@2kool42]

You could add WNBA referees.

[@anneclaiborne]

I doubt it will. Just them more haters. Because that's what in their hearts

[@jimmyboy131]

I've become a Kelsey Mitchell fan over the course of this season. The Splash Sisters are gonna be dangerous next season!

[@DustyTail]

It was good. But actually I thought Nalyssa Smith’s was as heartfelt and honest as any of them. And she seemed so honored to be part of her “history”. She said exactly right. It’s historic.

[@hillbillyhippie4235]

@@DustyTail I think it was a good acting job, she needs to go play somewhere else like with her girlfriend

[@thompodc]

They need a new nickname

[@thisguy8373]

Definitely need a new, original nickname

[@DustyTail]

@@hillbillyhippie4235 don’t be so triggery; it’s unattractive.

[@magdajansen3393]

I'm in South Africa and started watching because of CC.

[@theWatchowskiBrosNowSis]

The Caitlin Clark effect is truly global in Iceland families with their kids are organising CC Fever watch party.

[@Angelo-g6l]

In Australia we love CC and all the Indiana Fevers players

[@frkzoid]

G'day

[@KALAAHARY-to9lu]

Wow, that's awesome!

[@richardc1499]

👍❤️🔥💯 yep, Queensland Australia here

[@Cocoortiz852]

😊

[@mohammedsayutiujud6317]

I’m a man Katanning Western Australia represent CC

[@CharlieMiringaorangi]

Big CC fans here in New Zealand. Go be great CC all day every day.

[@warispeaceignoranceisstren704]

Watching from Russia.. Even here girls want to be like Caitlin Clark. Her impact is global like Michael Jordan. I was also in the Philippines during the WNBA Allstar game, and I've never seen that much people (Outside of the US) so excited to see a rookie WNBA player. Also.. I thought Kelsey Mitchell's voice is so sweet and she is so soft-spoken. I loved her message to Caitlin.

[@ryonensherbatsky8290]

CLARK is a GLOBAL humble SUPERSTAR.

[@2kool42]

Exclamation point on the "humble". For me, it is what puts her over the top.

[@schiebel25]

I am from Nicaragua and I am mesmerized with the talent and the incredible human being that is CC22. Now I can see other incredible and talented players like Boston, Mitchell, Hull, etc.

[@michaelsteven5558]

All the women in the WNBA are talented. Unfortunately there are many who are blinded by ideology.

[@anthonykobiec8569]

I did NOT hear a RACIST bone in their beautiful minds and bodies!!!

[@mgyb8269]

Yep, all they see is another WOMAN doing great things and being inspired by her.

[@jerich00]

CC22 fan here 🇵🇭Philippines, clark is popular all over the world 🎉

[@hollygolden9673]

All the girls wearing 22 brought tears to my eyes. Thanks for sharing this.

[@Yoyomu205]

They would never do that here,they would have black little girls wearing a aja wilson jersey not on CC

[@steven.events]

If the charitable organizers are lifelong Hawkeye fans, then why are the girls all wearing 22? Where are the Martin, Stuelke, or Marshall t-shirts?

[@donquixote1502]

What happened to these girls makes me cry. What Fever can bring is something fantastic. It brings happiness and hope. These girls like me, don't register color. I think these beautiful girls playing basketball are amazing.

[@amirtal3268]

I’m a CC fan and I’m from Israel.

[@jimmyz8799]

I love Israel...........

[@blkgranit333]

May God bless Israel, God's nation, God's army. I pray for the peace of Jerusalem. I love 🇮🇱 🇮🇱 🇮🇱 🇮🇱 Israel.

[@amirtal3268]

@@blkgranit333 Thank you

[@lize680]

I got emotional when it was Kelseys turn, and was surprised by her heartfelt message. Never heard her speak like that. --- Those girls in Africa, so touched by this...

[@petep5207]

OH GOD...women and their hyperbole

[@RockonRain22]

@@petep5207 l feel sorry for you if this doesn't move you. You're missing a lot. Harden not your heart. 🙋🙏💙🥳

[@2kool42]

@ @petep5207 Bad peptep. Bad

[@AG-bj5hn]

❤ It definitely hits different coming from someone who typically shows very little emotion

[@mikenicks7129]

@@lize680 I’m totally with you!

[@taaniadyzel9756]

Proud South African and huge CC22🔥 and Fever fan❤🇿🇦✌

[@ramilcicilia1867]

I watch Caitlin Clark from the island of Curaçao! The Caribbean 🫶🏽

[@WhyneAton]

I watched from Philippines

[@denisagab]

Caitlin is global! I’m from Australia 🎉

[@richardc1499]

👍❤️🔥💯 yet, me too, Queensland

[@jfc213]

yes im frome france

[@bondwin7025]

💯 We love your humility ❤️ and b ball game Ms Clark. Much love from S Korea 🇺🇸 🇰🇷. Congratulations Ms Clark ROTY 2024 🏆. Congratulations Indiana Fevers 🎉. Let's go IOWA Hawks 💪 👏. Lucy Olson will have an epic season.

[@Cocoortiz852]

😊

[@sydneyhara1449]

I watch CC with my daughter in africa ,zambia

[@KALAAHARY-to9lu]

❤

[@randallmillar3924]

Adrienne her in canada all little girls and boys along with young woman are wearing catlins jersey, the world wide effect she brings to the sport is contagious.

[@imadesuteja923]

Love CC from Indonesia.

[@DieNetaDie]

hi from Nepal

[@luihrms]

I’m from New Zealand and saw her highlights on and was amazed on how she conducts herself in the floor.

[@FTW-xu1yt]

I think the young lady perfectly summed up Caitlin Clark on the court and the Caitlin Clark effect off the court " like magic in my eyes ". Another great video.

[@StevieHoneycutt]

Kids don't see racism and they see great players 😊

[@timhall5382]

True

[@hottrakz]

Unfortunately their parents do and they teach their children.

[@Visigoth1952-ld3zo]

THERE is no racism in that part of Africa

[@timhall5382]

@@Visigoth1952-ld3zo ha!

[@gphillimo]

CC mania has reached India too. A country that is mostly obsessed with cricket and not much else matters when it comes to sports. But CC broke through over there. To see her in Africa too. She's worldwide. I even see the Philippines obsessed with her

[@2kool42]

I saw a KZbin video that was made in India. Fantastic.

[@Pietari55]

Hi from Finland.

[@thelmaalmaden8131]

Clark is so addicting to watch. The way she moves and the way she scores esp. in the crucial moments of the game. Watching fr. philippines

[@johan3997]

Even here in south Africa and we not even a basketball country ppl follow her on KZbin im sure stadium will fill up with the fever tour south Africa

[@chokistick9581]

Not fill up the stadium,but she does have support here

[@casilatino]

Omg seeing those 22 jerseys made me tear up. Caitlin is a role model for so many girls in the world and yet the wnba doesn’t recognize what they have in Cc. The WNBA should be marketing their league and using Cc to do it. However, the wnba is filled with a bunch of racist jealous lesbians and the commissioner is afraid to put Cc out there as this most special female player.

[@2kool42]

In Caitlin's case, I don't believe gender or ethnicity matters (away from the WNBA and Caitlin haters). She has transcended most norms with her conduct off the court. I believe she is a role model for young boys as well. I will temper my position a little bit by saying my wish for her would be to better control her emotions on the court. There is good reason but sometimes it isn't a good look.

[@casilatino]

@@2kool42 how is she suppose to curb her emotions when she is getting hacked and knocked down and no fouls being called when they are obvious fouls? You expect her to be the perfect basketball player and just go with the flow of prison ball and refs not reffing? She isn’t a computer nor a zombie. I wish she would get more feisty and I think a lot of her fans want her to start sticking up for herself even more.

[@2kool42]

@@casilatino Your points are valid and well taken. I remember being exacerbated by the injustice she was enduring. I agree with you 100% that she was abused virtually every game and left to fend for herself. All that being said it is never helpful to show up a referee by flailing your arms as you walk down the court. Showing up a referee will only cause the close calls to go against you even when the official is trying to be unbiased. There is a saying "you get more with sugar than salt". The real travesty is she got no protection from her coach or teammates.

[@MikeMudamba]

Never watched Women Basketball until March this year after i came across articles on CC in the sports news and have been glued to all events since. Once they reorganize the team she needs to take the Fever to places and spread her Magic.. The CC Effect is captivating and powerful. Am ardently following from Nairobi, Kenya

[@manpassnthru]

As a former CPS worker (retired via burnout) it brings joy to my heart to see these young trauma survivors being supported in being allowed to observe that CC's beauty is also to be found within themselves. Wow!

[@faavaleniupulusu2318]

Now Caitlin should take a trip to meet those young women in Africa.

[@TonyGalla-kw4hw]

I bet she will with Conner (her boyfriend) and Lexie Hull ( and Lexie's boyfriend).

[@MarlaGrimes-ej8uj]

It would be cool to see the Indiana Fever vs Las Vegas Aces in Africa

[@mbarkley33]

Her foundation should build courts all over the world, and her Wilson sponsor should be a part of this global phenomenon.

[@TessT101]

That would be so cool. CC is a special one. Kelsey Mitchell is also a special one.

[@2kool42]

@faavaleniupulusu2318 It would be heartwarming for me to see Caitlin spend some time with those girls in Africa.

[@arminv8169]

They saw something magical. What a great statement. I'm from Chile and CC captivated me. Yeah, she's magical.

[@JudyJones-m7l]

I have been saying it also. Not just Africa. But all across Europe as well, Asia and Phillipines.

[@eveyrapp2078]

When i found Caitlin and saw what a good role model she was , I thanked the Lord God. Finally, someone in popular culture that held good values. I pointed my girls toward her immediately. Youngsters will always be influenced by pop culture whether,we like it not,at least now they have a seemly educated,respectful,hard working, family oriented super star to be influenced by .

[@jm6022]

Watching your channel and CC....from Singapore...

[@Beau_Toxx]

CC is truly a global superstar placed by divine intervention in places needing it most. Including the WNBA.

[@jdaniels1313]

The Adrienne Ross Effect... it's growing and growing!! What a wonderful news clip! And so awesome how the African girls didn't care about the color of Caitlin's skin, simply recognized the excellence of Caitlin's play and the excitement she brings. Now these girls need a WNBA subscription to allow them to watch all the Fever/CC22 games to see Caitlin in the WNBA!

[@stevedesio7433]

Caitlin is a role model for girls all over the world. This is the first time ive seen this clip. But others from India and Iceland and im sure there is more. All this is soo positive. USA Basketball. WNBA. And the Angry women robbed these yung girls all over the world for selfish reasons. Shame on those people who did that. 😢😢😢

[@sarahgobrecht1197]

I Loved what Kelsey said! ❤

[@johndunlay938]

There seems to do much hate in the world now. But I do know when I see Kelsey Mitchell smile, I know there is still some good still out in the world. Kelsey, I am not a religious person, but you have such a good soul! Thank you for shining some good light in this tough old world we live in.

[@rayon3383]

I believe we all can learn something from these young kids. It's not about the color of our skin It's about what is in our hearts. God Bless you all Amen

[@rexallahroxy507]

I swear to God on Friday was thinking I wish clark does a tour to some counties and maybe comes down here in africa visits some countries and other countries outside America coz she is so so loved

[@nerodas8909]

This post is simply awesome. Pls continue to post in this level of quality & fairness. Kudos! Love Kelsey Mitchell & the Fever team indeed.

[@mlouise1828]

I been saying that she is very popular around the world since her late Sophomore year in IOWA. Her video gone viral on tik tok the game she had in high school where some group of boys called her overrated, then she scored 42. Then those fans started following her through you tube and ESPN. That's why she is the face of Women Basketball, not only WNBA. She brought the league to the world, she's MJ of WNBA.That's is why no matter what they do, Caitlin already established her legacy around the world, her name is already stamp on it.

[@blackgirldiary2363]

Watching CC has inspired me to get my health in check. Her winning mentality is so contagious and everytime I watch her, I’m reminded to stay focused and productive because life is too short!

[@jie-tv3607]

In the Philippines one of the biggest network for the very first time mentioned a player from WNBA which is CC, that shows CC effect is global 🙂

[@deniseclaeys8295]

International fans are quite basketball savvy, as illustrated by the Olympics. I hope you will continue to feature the global CC Effect.

[@drlarrypfaff]

Thank you! You are changing lives too! More than you realize. There is always a bigger purpose. Thank you!

[@ceasarbasco6689]

from the Philippines, we love CC22 ❤❤❤

[@mininath9400]

I did not follow wnba at all - but since Catlin Clark I Watch the games she plays and am so thrilled to witness a woman rise through talent, grit and grace I live in India and seeing her play brings a huge smile on my face Thank you for highlighting her successes I found and follow your channel for the positive narratives 🙏

[@jn8052]

I wish we defended/uplifted each other the way we defend Caitlyn Clark…. IJS

[@iquesnell]

I’m glad I found your show months ago, Adrienne. It’s upbeat and positive and nice to share the experience of this phenomenon with the community you’ve attracted.

[@2kool42]

Same here. Adrienne's podcast popped up in my Caitlin Clark feed. Been watching Adrienne ever since.

[@LINDE8007]

People's MVP!!! C22C🎉❤

[@Dee10294]

God works in mysterious ways.

[@csps56]

Yeah It's almost like he is deaf, dumb and blind.

[@Heart2Heart337]

All I can say is WOW

[@ledbrave4042]

Include Philippines we loved CC22❤❤

[@abvincent12]

I frickin LOVE Kelsey Mitchell!

[@cliometrician]

Beautiful story about the girls in Africa. Thank you for this!

[@scottmoloney7642]

Beautiful comments from Kelsey and the African girls amazing story good things can happen when we throw away the WOKE race card, thank you Adrienne showing good things.

[@brianroesch3259]

All good, but you use the racist term "woke" so please tell us what you think about the 12-to-1 average asset ratio favoring white families over black. Color of Money, p. 249. Or aren't you woke to that?

[@ransom6892]

@@brianroesch3259​​⁠”Woke” policies destroyed the black family.

[@quarterhorse9772]

​@@brianroesch3259sounds to me like you are offended by the word WOKE, so are you woke as well as other woke people? 😂

[@brianroesch3259]

@@quarterhorse9772 You say "woke," but you are afraid to tell what you think of the 12-to-1 average asset ratio favoring white families over black caused by affirmative action for whites.

[@alipotter0613]

Hi from the UK. 🇬🇧👋 I think if more women in the W really got to know CC, just like her teammates have, they wouldn't be quite so harsh on her. If it gets too much you can always come and play in Europe CC, we will have you!!💜

[@ivanalas71]

From Honduras 🇭🇳, fan of the GOAT Caitlin Clark!!! 😁🤗🐐

[@iquesnell]

We are so privileged to witness this happening with the CC effect in real time. It’s a beautiful experience.

[@Jesus-iz5sd]

I like and love their expression, which is; "Like Magic in My Eyes'. This is the Blue Print inside the Heart/s of Every Young Woman about Caitlin Clark and her "Way of playing the Basketball Game' - which seems achievable by Every Young Woman of this Beautiful Earth. THUS; Caitlin Clark is an Inspiration-and-Hope for All Sport-minded Young Girls. GOD bless Africa, the Free World and the Truth Seekers. From an Engineer of the Philippines and a Predestination Baptist.

[@lindysmallwood2039]

I still get choked up listening to Kelsey Mitchell. What Kelsey doesn’t know is she’s changing the world too. It’s the kindness and humility you give to a person is what makes the change. Kelsey your dad is so proud of you as well as all of us. You’re one of the best WNBA players but more importantly your a great human. 🌺🌺🌺🩷🩷🩷

[@blainepeschka3329]

Kelsey made me cry! Such grace! I’ve always had high regard for her! The girls in Africa are beautiful souls & this video is touched me deeply! Speechless

[@johnwriter267]

Reminds me of Mohammed Ali when he fought George Forman in Africa. Ali ment so much to people all around the world. In his life, he was loved. He was hated. But, in the end he was no doubt the most loved American. The most loved sports figure around the World... Role model. Caitlin is sure that in spades. You see the families. The parents with their daughters at all her games... Signing autographs... I watched her take off her shoes, sign them and give them to a little girl who had nothing for her to sign. The next week many other players were doing the same thing. Leadership, role models... The WMBA has to take care not to ruin that. Not to lose that. We need fewer haters and more basketball. Parents bring their kids to see Caitlin and watch the game. Basketball. It's the universal language. It's not someones private club. Lose the hate. Protect the game. It's a huge responsibility. But, it's in the hands of those who run this league. And the players, all of whom should be role models... When I was young, my first introduction to basketball was watching the Harlem Globtrotters. Goose Tatum and Meadowlark Lemon... Those were the days. And, those were ambassadors to this great game. To a little 8 year old they were magic. Just like Caitlin and Ali... Adrienne, once again you outdid yourself. You're always finding the real meaning in what's going on. What's really important.

[@anonygent]

@@johnwriter267 Thumbs up just for the Meadowlark Lemon mention. He's been forgotten far too quickly.

[@christopheryochum3602]

Gosh ... those beautiful, sweet young girls getting joy from watching Caitlin. I have to go wipe my eyes. What a beautiful video, that one and this one.

[@TonyGalla-kw4hw]

Ditto

[@kingskidgirl2]

Somewhere out there is a video of a woman - looking to be in her late fifties, maybe? - in maybe the Philippines or maybe West Indies... I'm really not sure where. But it's so sweet. She was so inspired by Caitlin Clark that she bought a basketball, got her husband to affix a hoop to a tree, and is out there in her dirt driveway trying and trying to make baskets and just having fun with it. You can tell she's never even touched a basketball, much less made shots, but she doesn't care. She just wants in some small fashion to be like Caitlin. I imagine there are many people around the entire globe who feel the same way. The Global Caitlin Clark Effect! Thanks for sharing this video, Adrienne. Truly inspirational!

[@TonyGalla-kw4hw]

Wow.

[@malcolmpeacock2978]

Yep, I can understand this reaction I'm a 81yr male who started playing in the UK in 1954 at school, played and coached until nearly 50. My interest has been refired again. Thanks Caitlin!

[@2kool42]

@kingskidgirl2 That is a touching story. Thank you for sharing it with us.

[@Defender78]

What's the link to that video, sounds like an awesome thing!

[@theadriennerossshow]

I love this!!!

[@martyhenschel7145]

I got choked up and had tears in my eyes.

[@JustJulesAgain]

❤

[@Retrohairstylist]

Chelsea’s speech Was very…Inspiring… I think She Is Deep Thinking… Losing Her Dad, Her Dad Was Her Coach… It Had To Be A Hard Year! … Caitlin Has A Heart, And Probably made Sure Chelsea was okay! ❤️‼️ The Video From Africa…WOW! 😮🫶🏼🙏🏽… I have been on missions trips… I know exactly what you are talking about Adrienne! Those Girls are truly in love with Caitlin & the game, and they are probably praying that they get to meet her 1 day. 🙌🏼💯‼️🙏🏽 Thanks For Sharing That! Great Story! Prayers For Caitlin! 🙏🏽❤️💯‼️

[@KaeoQuilit]

i just seen A.B adidas commercial and it's actually really good! i'm so happy she got sponsored 😊😊😊😊

[@monio982]

Me too! I was like, hey, that's AB!! Great commercial!

[@aranlee7171]

How pure is their enthusiasm. Playing without a backboard or a net or a surface to dribble upon...wow, and still feeling the joy because they have a basketball and a pole with a metal ring to toss it through. This is one of the reasons i enjoy seeing women and girls play sports. On the amateur side, i usually see a more wholesome enjoyment of the game without all the negative ego stuff. In pro sports or college, when i see some women acting with negative ego, i lose all interest. If you want negative ego, just tune in to just about any pro sport to see some bad apples spoil the barrel. Beautiful video. Got kind of choked up for a moment when they cheered after getting the ball through that metal ring. Reminded me of my late sisters, who did everything with gratitude and joy.

[@josephschembri]

I am from the island of Malta in Europe, and we are not big on basketball! Myself never saw a match but sine Caitlin Clark I started watching! Yep I think she had some effect!

[@terryp3034]

From the smallest of seeds..... Outstanding video, the most beautiful I've seen in a long, long time.

[@bibirose7827]

Big fan here from the Philippines! Never watched WNBA before CC. 😅 She is a remarkable person. I pray that she stays humble and keeps her faith.

[@user-jeffjack]

Oh, we do ❤️ love you Kelsey Mitchell.

[@ianditwin7443]

Ive been saying this and I saw comments from some of the socalled CC fans making wide assumptiond that alot of bp are against her. We are fans too. Quietly as kept, alot of bp are about decency and class. The low vibrational segment that the media promotes are the ones who might not like her and prefer Reese, Aja and others. They tend to be the loudest online. Its no longer just her game for me. But her class and poise too.

[@richardc1499]

👍❤️🔥💯 Respect to you, my friend. I see the haters criticise CC, but, I don't see their "colour". I only see low vibrational humans who are jealous, envious and full of hatred, with a good dose of victim consciousness. I've seen the crowds, bp and yp mixed happily together, as it should be, and the adoring little kids, girls and boys waiting for an autograph. The actions of some, don't represent all, they've just got a loud voice. Again, respect to you, from an old man in Queensland Australia ❤

[@ianditwin7443]

@@richardc1499 Indeed. You said it well. Interesting because I live in Las Vegas and I never even heard of players like Aja Wilson until this year. Unfortunately her personality is low vibrational.. Much love and peace to you down under. 🙏

[@vorlon1]

What I really like about this is how they reacted to the evidence of their own eyes and emotions without imposing an ideology on their perceptions as so many here in the U.S. seem so prone to do.

[@kaneikaika]

That's simply beautiful to see. Amazing!!

[@richardc1499]

👍❤️🔥💯 seeing all those "Clark 22" Tshirts/tops on those happy young girls, just made me smile and SMH in wonder. Such a beautiful thing and mark of pure respect. These young girls admire CC for the manner with which she conducts herself, recognise, and appreciate the extraordinary skill CC exhibits on the court. They also see and respect the warrior fighting spirit and natural bravery CC displays on the court every time she plays. Pity the WNBA won't acknowledge this for CC. Thank you for sharing... just lovely... 👍❤️🔥💯 from an old man in Queensland Australia

[@kb2602]

wow touching people around the world

[@michaeltundo4047]

WOW

[@pleiku887]

As we have seen recently the internet can be a cesspool populated by small minded people with small hearts. But this is one of the most beautiful things I have seen anywhere.

[@2kool42]

Fully agree.

[@debbieheim9259]

Adrienne I just love your videos. Im 63. My life has been touched just by Caitlins Clarks example to the world. How she speaks, how she conducts herself, how giving she is of her time, how blessed we are in this time to experience all of her greatness and talent as a human being. She inspires me to be a better person in every aspect. A better mom, a better friend, a better human in general. This video really teared me up. 😢 Your video is so awesome and inspiring for all of us in the world. Kelsey is so special and she too is a great role model and so humble for us too. Uganda how touching ... The humility of these 2 women Caitlin and Kelsey are off the charts. Sending much light and love to you for all you do and share. 😊🎉❤ Have an amazing day.

[@DavidChacon-mm3id]

Kelsey Mitchel is class act… beautiful lady…I started watching cause of CC but then I saw Kelsey she’s a baller!!!im in love 😻

[@lindarichmond3239]

Great podcast. Adrienne, you are part of the positive change that is happening in the world too. You are a reliable reporter on all things Caitlin and are honest in your presentation on all the matters you discuss. Thanks.

[@danncorbit3623]

It is very nice to have a positive spin on things, instead of all the negativity. Other aspects of this posting impel me to mention something else. Not all black women are hating and throwing shade on Caitlin Clark. There are WNBA players and coaches who have complemented her. Not all black sports-casters and internet personalities are full of venom. Sometimes, a small and vocal minority can rule by intimidation and make it seem that the hate is a tidal wave but in reality is is just a few bitter souls barking at the moon. So shout-out to Kelsey Mitchell and to Cheryl Miller and to Adrienne Ross and all the others who have courage to stand up against the haters and say, "That's stupid. Knock it off."

[@Bigrod8673]

Back in ’81, I had a 7th grade teacher that taught us PMA positive mental attitude. PMA is a good way to look at things/life, if you focus/see negative then you’re not looking at things the right way. CC her team mates in Iowa, and now the Fever are seeing it, and most of are seeing it now. I seen it for the last 3 years in the WNCAA, Fla J, JuJu, Page and many others are coming to the WNBA soon so let’s please clean this league up, before these other young ladies join. Let’s keep our great fans, and new fans! Things are getting better, and it can only go up from here, if we all do are part. Remember PMA😄

[@richardwarner3705]

Hope we can follow CC in Europe.😁

[@rayon3383]

What a great story I literally had tears in my eyes! God Bless them young girls and boys. Thank you Adrienne for a great video to go to bed after watching. I am glad I didn't wait ❤