Keith Olbermann SHREDDED For Calling Angel Reese A 'F*CKING IDIOT' Over NCAA Championship Taunt

Robby Soave and Briahna Joy Gray react to controversy in NCAA's Women's Basketball.
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[@kleop1319]

Let us not forget that these players are in their 20's. Still growing and still making mistakes. Why are we so sensitive?

[@johnwatson6194]

exactly , well said.

[@Joel_Aleman]

Smack talking is part of the game. Anyone who has played sports at any level would know this. Hence both Kaitlyn and Angel did it. It's part of the game.

[@erikprestonTV]

everyone wanted to make this about race and now we're talking about this bs

[@jasper_of_puppets]

What mistake did they make???

[@jasper_of_puppets]

@@Joel_Aleman exhibit A: Michael Jordan

[@timothydoyle6859]

C'mon. Keith Olbermann was talking about himself.

[@SeaMonkey137]

Why are grown ups spending so much time talking about two kids jawing at each other while throwing a ball at a hole?

[@richardiven2000]

I have no idea why this became such a big deal lol.

[@tantzer6113]

I suggest that the Secretary General of the United Nations invite both players to a special session of the Security Council or the General Assembly to immediately address and resolve this issue, given how heavily it has weighed on the collective conscience of humanity.

[@RegentDeMarquis005]

Lol!!!!

[@hardwrkmadesimple1036]

🎉

[@brittneyjackson1476]

It’s not heavily weighing on humanity, it just reveals one of the major problems in this country

[@Kingfisher1215]

It’s always fun to see Kieth Olbermann get owned.

[@kimwest7425]

I WAS a Keith Olbermann fan until this. I'm really shocked and disappointed. I just saw this seven months later. 🤦🏾‍♀️ Ugh!

[@xprophet9]

Oh please! Reese is a jealous individual!

[@christopher7952]

​@xprophet9 jealous? Of what. Iowa chick been running her mouth whole tournament. Angel has been quiet till now. Also Iowa chick fan that you are,keep caitlyn happy since she is not invited on U.S. women's Olympic basketball team. So caitlyn fan,you mad? You jealous ? Are you just talking out your a**?

[@Unfamous_Buddha]

Jill Biden handing out participation trophies.

[@Kingfisher1215]

And breakfast tacos.

[@jenifersantinole]

Excuse me it’s “dr” Jill

[@cormacbowman6595]

“She’s an incredible doctor” - Whoopi Goldberg

[@kikio-rq9kx]

Verify her credentials. Probably isn’t even a doctor.

[@jenifersantinole]

@@kikio-rq9kx well she isn’t she is a PHD a doctorate in education 😂

[@joesuter2466]

The moment robbie said, "...oh, I see.," was hilarious

[@punisher246]

😂😂😂😂

[@jfinity_362]

Hahahaha

[@GimmieDiLoot]

🤣

[@penabler]

literally loled

[@naijaplayer]

Haha it was pretty good, always nice to see that clarity where you can see the other side's viewpoint

[@Out-Of-Service]

They also didn't mention that when Clark was asked about being invited to the White House, she said that honor should go to the winners, it's special and they shouldn't have to share it with the runner-ups. She was very humble and never mentioned the controversy. At least now that there is drama turning up in women's basketball, maybe women will start actually watching and supporting it.

[@williamwoody7607]

Probably start to make more money too.

[@eddievangundy4510]

Women are not that into sports. They're not going to watch it any more than they watch any other sport. But guys will watch it if it's compelling- like we did this weekend.

[@cole8165]

Humble? Not really. She merely stated what everybody already knew about protocol.

[@Steven-ks1jd]

Clark did nothing wrong, racist did

[@yolandaollison8025]

@@cole8165 she actually was very humble and spoke very highly of Reese

[@rshinra]

There are 2 real parts to the accusation (for those that saw both games live, not just pictures of the aftermath): 1. The Iowa player (White girl) did it for less than a second (2 games earlier; NOT against LSU) while the LSU player followed the white girl around for almost 20 seconds. 2. LSU defeated Iowa 102-85 and this was in the final minutes of the game. It was a taunt that was seen as a very "rub it in your face that you lost" unsportsman like gesture.

[@Steven-ks1jd]

Yeah, I only shot a person once, they shot someone nine times, doesn't matter both still died, in other words shut up

[@rshinra]

@@Steven-ks1jd good to know we agree they're both classless brats. now you can shut up too!

[@PalpyTeen]

Winners get the WH invite 2nd place, steak knives

[@rsmith-wr7hc]

2nd place, invite to the dementia wing of a retirement village

[@dashx1103]

Third prize? You're fired!

[@janrowe5569]

Angel Reese’s response to the Biden invite was classic: when Dr. Jill explained that Carlin made this that and the other, she basically said why when ever a black woman rises to the top you have to move the goalpost.

[@DarkPassenger]

Typical professional victim speak.

[@happyguy2k]

​@@DarkPassenger victim speak?

[@tyronegooch5251]

@@happyguy2k The language of people who believe if something doesn't happen to them or they don't value it, it doesn't actually matter.

[@StevenPenny]

I don’t really get the logic, I’m pretty sure there are black and white players on both teams. It’s just odd, it’s not like lsu is a hbc and they changed it. Either way, it’s a democrat so whatever.

[@georgecrumb8442]

Whenever a black woman throws a tantrum, harasses and threatens a line judge with violence, she cries and claims she is the true victim.

[@roboslug7582]

At this point, trash talk is just part of the game. If players aren't used to it at the collegiate level, maybe sports just aren't for them.

[@tambor34]

Do as they do in hockey, punch each other in the face and move on.

[@dashx1103]

The Hanson Brother approach!

[@charlesnixon6988]

LSU player Jasmine Carson, a graduate student,off the bench and twenty -one points in the 1st half we haven't said enough about this accomplishment.

[@mkrake2429]

I'm all for it. This is the only thing making women's basketball interesting.

[@danny_chestnut253]

Right i love the drama😂

[@emiliavenka]

Were they really mocking each other? Or were they just paying tribute to their hero, John Cena?

[@HonestLeighSpeaking]

They were using the John Cena move to mock each other. Multiple things can be true.

[@cabney7726]

Ps Cena stole the move from someone else

[@jasonstevens3071]

It's sports. It's extremely competitive. Trash talking is completely normal. We shouldn't be making a big deal about this.

[@michaelmoore3373]

John Cena stole that gesture. It's not his. He announced it.

[@jenifersantinole]

My favorite part of olbermanns videos is you can almost hear his neighbors telling him to pipe down during his shrieking rants 😂

[@capttrips1523]

I only watch cause I’m waiting for the guys in white suits and butterfly nets to come haul him away in a straight jacket

[@jondavis2206]

Holy cow! When did college basketball start having women's team????

[@Kingfisher1215]

It was around the same point in time where the imminent death of all human beings went from being an “if” to a “when”.

[@s.z.407]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@NoOneCaresIckyThump]

There isn't ENOUGH trash talk and taunting in sports nowadays. I want more of this from top to bottom.

[@benjaminbrozene]

Why do this story if your hosts aren't going to bother to learn the facts? Ridiculous.

[@dtaylor77]

The most exposure Woman's college basketball has ever gotten.

[@jasper_of_puppets]

🤣🤣🤣

[@StevenPenny]

One did it for 1-2 seconds and it wasn’t directed at anyone and the other did it for like 8-10 seconds while taunting a specific player. Not great either way, not horrible either but it was different.

[@rsmith-wr7hc]

Jill Biden's patronizing solution is priceless.

[@YouTubeCensors]

This whole trash talking talking or gesturing as it were might be the Greatest moment in Women's college sports and non sports viewers are clutching their pearls over it, hilarious. If I knew the trash talking was this good I might have made an attempt to watch the game.

[@Warrenwoon]

I see a lot of you have never played basketball at even the ymca level … trash talk is apart of the game , ironically Caitlin had no issue with it …

[@daveq646]

Mission success: still talking about the game and players days later.

[@alicefox7076]

Yet the Georgia Bulldogs haven’t been invited after going back to back?

[@dashx1103]

I'm pretty sure they did get a WH invite. I remember it.

[@RobotRockRod]

The real tragedy of this story i how it distracted us from the REAL issue in that game: the terrible calls by the refs

[@Joel_Aleman]

I take it you're new to sports bc anyone who has any decent amount of time watching sports knows this is just part of the game. Refs always make bad calls.

[@Bleepbloopblappp]

@@Joel_Aleman that was a really bad game. But women’s hoops is always reffed terribly. Still, especially bad the other night

[@RobotRockRod]

@@Joel_Aleman im not and no, there are levels to this. every game got bad/missed calls but this game had ALOT more then usual. Refs sometimes under perform under pressure like players sometime, this was one of these occasions.

[@dannysunay4386]

Thank you!!! Bad officiating!!!😢

[@structuredcmlandclearingex3843]

The framing of this is complete BS. Just because they made the same gesture doesn’t make the two circumstances and context the same. I have no problem with athletes of any race or gender talking some good trash during a game, but Reese followed Clark around, then Reese and some other LSU players were doing it in the post game celebration, then Reese talks about how Clark needs to put respect on her name, and how she did the gesture to stir controversy and be some kind of example to “hood” girls or something. Clark did it for 2 seconds or less on her way back to the bench. So claiming that they’re the same is just flat out dishonest framing.

[@shawnjackson3595]

Clark made that gesture as a slight towards Hailey Van Lith in the Louisville game because the two were trash talking each other back and forth for much of the game. I do think that context is important for that because it was a trash talking situation for Clark and not some misunderstanding that people aren't seeing, but on the other hand also because the reason why she did it had everything to do with the personal back and forth between her and Van Lith. We didn't really see personal back and forth between Reese and Clark and so when Reese did it, it kind of came out of nowhere. Like you said though, Reese did say that she planned to do the hand gesture because she felt like Clark is disrespectful. In my opinion, Reese was being hypocritical in being offended by Clark when she is known for similar antics herself, but I also don't think it's a big deal. As far as the other things that you've mentioned, I didn't see other LSU players doing it in the celebration and I never heard Reese say that she wanted to be an example to "hood" girls. Reese said "this is for the girls that look like me" which is very different. I also didn't hear Reese say that Clark needs to put respect on her name. Maybe she did, but I haven't seen that. Anyway, I think this is more of a proper framing of the situation.

[@structuredcmlandclearingex3843]

@@shawnjackson3595 I believe Reese in her quote says you all think I’m to hood, and to ghetto, but when others (meaning Clark) do it y’all don’t say nothin. So I did it for all the girls that look like me etc etc. So she implied it. My issue with it is that Reese made it all about this controversy on purpose, per her own admission, and for some reason decided to take it out on Clark, and rather than focus on her teammates, and getting a bit win, she chose to make the spotlight all about her.

[@shawnjackson3595]

@@structuredcmlandclearingex3843 I think that we're interpreting her words slightly differently, which is okay, but I took her meaning as to imply that she's speaking up for Black girls that get negatively depicted as hood and ghetto. By her own admission, Reese's antics were on purpose, but I'm not sure that she realized just how big of an issue it would all become. I did sense a little bit of animosity from Reese towards Clark which could be why she did it. Maybe it was her competitive spirit, maybe it was hard feelings for what she perceives as a double standard or maybe it was just jealousy because Clark is so good of a player. I don't know.

[@structuredcmlandclearingex3843]

@@shawnjackson3595 Fair enough, my main point is that people that are defending Reese making the claim that both girls did the same thing, and people reacted differently because of course racism, is ridiculous, because the two situations were completely different. I don’t care that they both did the you can’t see me thing, however one of them went way over the top with it, then made all these other statements that went just beyond two players trash talking during a game, then all these media people are pretending they both did the same thing. That’s my overall point. And the other point about gender is equally ridiculous, people complain about the trash talk in the NBA as well, at least the super flagrant stuff.

[@shawnjackson3595]

@@structuredcmlandclearingex3843 my thoughts about the situation are posted a few comments above towards the top.

[@SRambo-hx8sl]

Angel Reese, Maryland Tough, Baltimore Strong. Angel keep on being yourself. PEOPLE ARE GOING TO HATE! 😮

[@corneliustalmadge6711]

They need to stop trash talking in woman’s basketball. Please get back to layups and air balls.

[@mcoo465]

😂

[@andrewkelley1379]

Are there not more pertinent issues going on? Rumor is that Shaq still benches like 500.

[@Chibabachacho]

Robby killed me. He said if I saw that out of context I would think it’s a basketball move where they will be calling the other player 😂😂😂

[@marcoletop9960]

so white :)

[@grienardus12]

​@@marcoletop9960:) hihi

[@GTNover]

While neither are a big deal, they are very different scenarios using the same gesture. One was her own celebration she used in the middle of a game after a big play to her bench. The other was mocking her celebration directly to her after the game was in hand.

[@brianbenjamin653]

So what it's basketball. Lol like trash talk is part of the game

[@GTNover]

@Brian Benjamin For sure. That's why my first sentence said it wasn't a big deal, the point is they are definitely different scenarios trying to be compared as the same.

[@acbower4468]

This is the most attention woman’s basketball has gotten in a while….and it has nothing to do with playing the game, just some girls having some internet beef.

[@theSciFiHi]

Making John Cena proud!

[@joseywales148]

The same John Cena that was begging China for forgiveness in the Mandarin language…

[@theSciFiHi]

@@joseywales148 I wouldn't know because I can't see him.

[@markharrison9346]

Played a lot of hockey and the retaliation always seemed to be caught. The instigators seem to be missed.

[@LeeRyan72]

When did the executive branch just because a PR spot for their party?

[@purethinking269]

Olbermann is still alive? If so who cares if he thinks?

[@AFSOC2]

He is still alive. His new brand is "Unhinged". Look up some of his videos and follow him, he's so far off the rails that you can't help but snicker.

[@theawakenedsimp]

There is is a difference between a split second gesture in the middle of a game and following your opponent around for 30 seconds after the game is over just to taunt them. They are not the same thing.

[@philb.1502]

She didn't follow her around for 30 seconds. That's not accurate. Caitlin Clark of Iowa has made gestures at players before the LSU game. Nobody has said a thing. To me, this never should have been a story. Players talk in the game. So what?

[@moniquewrites9046]

What about Clark flicking her hand in taunting a player saying they can’t shoot? That was very direct. No one said anything.

[@philb.1502]

@Monique Writes Exactly, but again it's no big deal. Real ballers, male or female, know that's all in the game. The white media made it an issue. Caitlin to her credit , said it was nothing.

[@eddievangundy4510]

Exactly right. Not the same thing at all. And the person Clark made the gesture to is the most extreme trash talker in the country. She plays for Louisville she's a nut. White girl too if that matters.

[@eddievangundy4510]

​​@@philb.1502 She followed her around for a while. It was ridiculous. Clark made an instant gesture against the biggest trash talker in the country who plays for Louisville.

[@ivan200804]

There is nothing like internet drama. I love it.

[@Kingfisher1215]

Exactly.

[@s.z.407]

😂😂😂

[@sardonumspa6033]

6:54 lightbulb moment if ever I see one. 💡 I do appreciate how he got it.

[@jerkchickenblog]

cracked up almost fell out my chair. the second robbie said 'oh i see what you're saying' was so great. it was hard not to love bree for explaining it but also hard not to love robbie too for getting it so quickly and humbly. LOOOOOVED IT

[@josephortiz8162]

They are both fans of John Cena

[@jeffgray4075]

Robby: "Oh, I see." 😒

[@AmericanPTstuttgart]

So deep for a WWE hand wave

[@josemenendez2775]

I feel like most of these comments on twitter are from people who lost a lot of money gambling on the games

[@LittleDelp]

That taunt is "You cant see me" popularized by John Cena.

[@andreabrown4541]

Perhaps in White America. Not so much in Black America.

[@Steven-ks1jd]

Wrong!

[@tomgardner8825]

this was a year ago. as a former college player, i dont think either team should be invited to rhe White House, or any other sports teams. I do think rhat Reese was unfairly treated in comparison to Clark and I think its probabky because of race

[@bulldawg202]

I was just glad Kaitlyn didn't get sucker punched in the handshake line 😂

[@shawnsdrumcave]

Which would have been a hate crime if it was the opposite way around.

[@krillin876]

@@shawnsdrumcave would be nonstop news

[@Marinegrunt0311]

@@shawnsdrumcave That’s because y’all not running sh!t no more.

[@daporkoil1]

@@shawnsdrumcave what?

[@daporkoil1]

@@shawnsdrumcave complete loser

[@ishimwe123]

This was beautiful lesson on intersectionality and the need for critical race theory in school.

[@xprophet9]

She was classless in her obvious jealousy!

[@72RR446]

How long has trash talking been going on in basketball? 🙄🤷‍♂️

[@blewgrassboy8461]

Shaq needs to tweet her she called him 60 he's 51

[@anthonye7216]

Someone please explain why the gesture was done in both instances and what the heck it even means. Thanks.

[@GTNover]

Caitlin did the gesture against Louisville to her own bench as a celebration for hitting a big shot. (It means "you can't gaurd me" like John cena's you can't see me.) Angel used the same celebration to taunt Caitlin after the LSU Iowa game was in hand.

[@anthonye7216]

@@GTNover Thanks, for the clarification. I wish this was in the segment. It seems like this was misrepresented in this report. The context seems different in each case. Although, maybe still an overreaction.

[@Houston123ABC]

The good news is lots of people watched college women's basketball!

[@idlereport]

Both players know and understand that this is just competitive sports. It's only over grown A H adults getting mad. If you watch sports this is literally part of the game .

[@socalclippers1]

The only difference is Clark did it to the crowd. Reese did it to her face and followed her around a bit. I'm old, so I don't care. Smack talk comes with it. It's being allowed less and less and makes sports softer. Hilarious about Jill tho. I'm actually glad to hear people think token and gesture rewards are demeaning.

[@claybornetaylor76]

I haven't laughed so hard.... Robbies's😅 response should become a meme. The only thing missing was for Robbie to say, "Stay classy San Diego!:

[@jacquelinesmith1449]

Everyone else is outraged about it except Catlin n Angel. Angel was harshly criticized by people who should just leave them alone. Keith Olbermann should apologize for his comment....totally un called for. They both did the same thing. That's what they do!!!

[@rampant59]

Keith Olbermann is out of touch and has been for years.

[@jenifersantinole]

I don’t care about either doing it but the difference between is angel chased the other girl down for 20 seconds at the end of the game. Caitlin did it from across the court for 1-3 seconds. Either way I don’t care but Brie is acting like they were the exact same

[@angelamoore8161]

You DO care …. !

[@TebowTime2513]

I'm sure most of y'all don't know basketball and believe this nonsense. Caitlyn does it to the crowd after big plays, positive hype. Reese did it when the game was over disrespecting a single player. CONTEXT is everything. As far as race goes, they don't mention a black girl punched a white girl after a game earlier in the tournament.... Races reversed = national news. And if Caitlyn did that to Reese she would of got hit as well. Anybody who knows the game knows that. Reese would never do that to another black girl cause the fists would be flying in that situation.

[@jerryp6001]

These student journalists aren't very good

[@lynnlobliner3933]

I'm with Robby on this - I haven't a clue, don't watch sports and unless some into (such as this) inadvertently gets comes into my consciousness, I'm unaware.

[@YouTubeCensors]

As a sports fan, it's a non story basically and Jill Biden's invitation was a total joke. So the LSU girl tweeting about it was 100% right.

[@Othello484]

Did Bri just call Jill Biden a racist? Sweet! :)

[@GH0STUN1T]

Have you looked into her husband? It's pretty obvious

[@Othello484]

@@GH0STUN1T Quality point! :)

[@aussiehillbilly]

BRING BACK THE BIFF 😂 go ask an Australian what this means. You will laugh 😅

[@PB-or2fd]

Clark dished it so she has to be able to take it. I'm cool with it.

[@eddievangundy4510]

Yes she did it for a second to the most extreme trash talker in the country who plays for Louisville. Meanwhile Reese followed around the court acting the fool.

[@brandonb5075]

Nice try RS…😂 Geaux Tigers: F’ KO/DP…they must have lost money on that game…d.bags!

[@sheilacoleman1400]

That's not taunting anyway. People had nothing to do but make something out of nothing just to be racist.

[@gordonstewart8897]

Olbermann calling someone an idiot. Well...he would be the resident expert on being an idiot, so I guess it takes one to know one.

[@mangaas]

Manufacturing a story to help sell women's basketball? Nobody is watching women's basketball.

[@lightweight1365]

No one cares about women's sports. The rating don't even come close to footballs.

[@The_Earths_BackYard]

What do you mean you don’t Robbie? Speak your truth you know it’s wrong!!

[@andrewkelley1379]

That's what I was saying, it is typical.

[@lucas4736]

Keith is someone no one respects

[@ChristopherKushnir]

Neither of them have watched the full videos but whatever

[@TeslaClaw3000]

I thought the reason people took issue with Reese was cause she did it after the game was over & followed caitlin doing it while caitlin did it mid game after making a shot. While that may be valid the way everyone came at Reese calling her a POS & classless was uncalled for & a complete overreaction

[@mikelkeith2115]

No the issue is it was called jungle, or n word music when black men performed it like Chuck Barry, but called Rock and Roll when white men stole it., like Elvis.

[@johnwatson6194]

its a leap calling the conflict racist. but Bri immediately takes this leap. Bri adds it was sexist too. but of course the media and folks like brihana immediately go to a racism and sexism conclusion for everything that ails us. . after going on ad nauseam about how racist of a scene this was; brihana adds at the end that it was not only racist but if men had done that it also would not have been a big media deal. so we turned a heated end of a sporting event to a dissertation on racism and sexism.

[@twinborn3850]

A leap…says the aspiring White Supremacist. Can you define woke for us? 😂😂😂😂

[@tiptop9687]

I think its just trash talk that shouldn't have gotten this kind of attention that it did. Part of the game. What really got it started was the internet. The name calling and disregarding what Clark did as well....-the derogatory unnecessary name calling-- At that press conference Angel Reese shared with us what she has been living. I listened and understand and it shouldn't be dismissed. I look forward to the next season. Wish them all the best.

[@victordejung5675]

People didn’t have the same reaction when Britney Greiner punched a player?

[@JB-lovin]

I don’t care. At all.

[@zaneleb8597]

Brie, what could Shaq have been doing in the movie "She Came"?😂😂😂

[@thedelapo1606]

The color of their skin is not the only variable. It's just the variable you choose To hinge your argument on. Your problem is if you can make an argument that it could be race related that it has to be race related. You never investigate any further to see if it is or isn't you just run with it, Then make a bunch of assumptions about the people who said whatever it is you don't like

[@gregorypierquet6321]

Makes a difference whether you're looking at the opposing bench or fans, versus a couple feet doing it to one person. Definitely something the men do, but there are then some repercussions potentially.

[@-SANDMAN-]

Sports taunting….wow, never happened before. Let´s all latch on to this hand-waving stuff, as though it means anything.

[@hammered_by_noon4075]

The difference is one did the gesture while walking the court and in a general direction. The other did it in the face of another player while following them around the court with the intent to taunt. It’s the same gesture but not the same context. How is that difficult to understand?

[@stephanieerickson4506]

I agree.

[@drujackson6090]

the difference is one is black and the other was white

[@brionajoySmith]

Doesn't the gesture mean the same thing regardless? Don't dish it out if you can't take it.

[@l.j.r.8448]

Clark did it all year.

[@hammered_by_noon4075]

@@brionajoySmith in football, players celebration using gestures after touchdowns all the time. Very few people think of that as unsportsmanlike and the player is not penalized. But if you do that same celebration at an opposing player in a taunting manor that player would be flagged/penalized for unsportsmanlike conduct. The same gesture/action can mean different things in different contexts.

[@SweetPhil]

It's very racist to be so blinded by the race of the two people that you complete avoid the context. One did it walking down the court by her self. The other was following the girl around getting in her face. There are literally rules that one is considered a technical foul for taunting and the other is not. But the classes fool player did it after the game so can't exactly call anything then. If that happened after an NBA or men's college game dudes would be getting suspended for fighting, race wouldn't be and isn't a factor. Absolutely classless.

[@jasper_of_puppets]

I want President Trump to cordially invite Jorge Masvidal and Colby Covington to a formal sit-down luncheon at the Whitehouse to hash out their differences.

[@geocharb]

It wasn't the same. Watch the videos instead of selective screen shots.

[@neiceyd5312]

Robby's such a nerd. Just like me! Huh? What? What does that mean? What a hoot!

[@maddog1011]

Great sports analysis. Surprised you two don’t cover sports more often.

[@jeanwesleynew]

Winners earn the right to talk smack. Full-stop.

[@protoman1214]

Its 2023, they want to make a whole video about this, but then show us still images of what the girls did??? Robbie is right to point out that given just this still image the gesture looks completely innocuous

[@waynemorgan6153]

It's called the double standard of fans in the context of supporting their favorite players and teams. Something that is part and parcel of the territory. Fans have always and will continue to stan and shill for those they love and be overwhelmingly critical of those they don't. This kind of behavior and the criticism by fans occurs all the time and is frequently ignored. Unless of course when the media can exploit it to push their race based agenda and get clicks. Women's basketball should be happy fans are this emotionally invested because those people are more likely to tune in and buy tickets. Which is something a beggars league like the WNBA sorely needs.

[@mexmexican8619]

It’s a John Cena thing. It’s not a big deal.

[@Marinegrunt0311]

He stole it from Tony Ya Yo from G unit.

[@b0ilerboy]

This basically comes down to who was the gesture directed at, the white girl wasn't directing her gesture at any individual but the black player directed it in a personal manner at the white girl.

[@b0ilerboy]

When you realize that Biden is a absolute politician you will know that he will do whatever it takes to win Iowa in the primaries even if it means throwing it out.

[@DickDebonaire]

Keith Olbermann a "prominent figure"? Now that's a good one!

[@josephmiller3822]

“Do we think if Iowa had won, would Jill Biden have invited LSU to the White House?” Yes, 1000% she would have.

[@fannypack96]

All of them should be penalized for taunts, black or white…

[@waleadeyemi6239]

You definitely have never played sport before