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"Everybody else can go to hell." Fever coach Stephanie White unloads before tipoff, fiercely defending Sophie Cunningham and her players while blasting the "hate," "fear-mongering," and "divisiveness" she says are trying to hijack the WNBA. White calls DiJonai Carrington's flagrant foul involving Cunningham in the previous game "egregious," while... show more

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🚨 Indiana Fever Coach Stephanie White goes on UNHINGED Rant drops F bombs after Refusing to Defend her Player Sophie Cunningham and Caitlin Clark. "The hate, the fear mongering, divisiveness trying to hijack our league will not win—everyone else can go to hell" Reality check: The hate comes from the WNBA players, yet she refuses to condemn it or recognize it. This is a speech by a coach that knows she's about to be fired.

🚨 Indiana Fever Coach Stephanie White goes on UNHINGED Rant drops F bombs after Refusing to Defend her Player Sophie Cunningham and Caitlin Clark. "The hate, the fear mongering, divisiveness trying to hijack our league will not win—everyone else can go to hell" Reality check: The hate comes from the WNBA players, yet she refuses to condemn it or recognize it. This is a speech by a coach that knows she's about to be fired.

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This from Indiana Fever Coach Stephanie White after reviewing the tape on the flagrant foul committed by DiJonai Carrington on Sophie Cunningham: “…..I will always lead with grace!” As she uses the F word, says her ladies are playing their a**es off, and tells everyone else they can go to hell. 😳 Doesn’t sound very graceful to me. 💯 I don’t think she knows what the definition of grace is. Too little, too late coach.

This from Indiana Fever Coach Stephanie White after reviewing the tape on the flagrant foul committed by DiJonai Carrington on Sophie Cunningham: “…..I will always lead with grace!” As she uses the F word, says her ladies are playing their a**es off, and tells everyone else they can go to hell. 😳 Doesn’t sound very graceful to me. 💯 I don’t think she knows what the definition of grace is. Too little, too late coach.

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Fever coach Stephanie White says she didn’t see the foul on Sophie Cunningham “in real time” despite a photo showing her staring right at the play. The comment came right before she told critics to “go to hell” 5 seconds after saying love, kindness, grace and humility “will win.” The virtue signaling here is off the charts.

Fever coach Stephanie White says she didn’t see the foul on Sophie Cunningham “in real time” despite a photo showing her staring right at the play. The comment came right before she told critics to “go to hell” 5 seconds after saying love, kindness, grace and humility “will win.” The virtue signaling here is off the charts.

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🚨 HOLY CRAP! Indiana Fever Coach Stephanie White just went BERSERK and told people "GO TO HELL" after she got called out for not backing Sophie Cunningham enough when she was brutally attacked "Kindness will win! I stand by them, everyone else can GO TO HELL!!" "I take PERSONALLY any suggestions that I don't 100% always have my player's back!" "I didn't see the play in real time. I went straight to a press conference...Was it egregious? Absolutely. When you have a chance to watch that over and over and over on replay, you can see that. I didn't have that in real time!" YIKES...

🚨 HOLY CRAP! Indiana Fever Coach Stephanie White just went BERSERK and told people "GO TO HELL" after she got called out for not backing Sophie Cunningham enough when she was brutally attacked "Kindness will win! I stand by them, everyone else can GO TO HELL!!" "I take PERSONALLY any suggestions that I don't 100% always have my player's back!" "I didn't see the play in real time. I went straight to a press conference...Was it egregious? Absolutely. When you have a chance to watch that over and over and over on replay, you can see that. I didn't have that in real time!" YIKES...

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Stephen A. Smith drops a blunt reality check on Indiana Fever Coach Stephanie White. SMITH: "There are folks in Indiana at a home game BOOING YOU! You ain’t the road team. You’re the home team... and they’re booing YOU!" "Sophie Cunningham and Caitlin Clark can speak up for you all they want to... but that’s not going to be enough. "[You say] ‘We will go high. Love, grace, humility will win.’ And then you tell everybody to ‘go to hell.’ You think that’s going to work for you, Coach White?" “How are you the head coach... and you didn’t see the play? ... It’s your job to... watch the game. How did you not see the play?!” When asked about Dijonai Carrington clotheslining Sophie Cunningham in the face, Coach White claimed: "I didn't see the play in real time. I went straight to a press conference. I thought the play got called right. Thankfully, Sophie's okay. Was it egregious? Absolutely. When you have a chance to watch that over and over and over on replay, you can see that. I didn't have that in real time." Pictures are now surfacing online and contradicting that statement, because she was staring straight at Dijonai Carrington and Sophie Cunningham when the vicious foul happened.

Stephen A. Smith drops a blunt reality check on Indiana Fever Coach Stephanie White. SMITH: "There are folks in Indiana at a home game BOOING YOU! You ain’t the road team. You’re the home team... and they’re booing YOU!" "Sophie Cunningham and Caitlin Clark can speak up for you all they want to... but that’s not going to be enough. "[You say] ‘We will go high. Love, grace, humility will win.’ And then you tell everybody to ‘go to hell.’ You think that’s going to work for you, Coach White?" “How are you the head coach... and you didn’t see the play? ... It’s your job to... watch the game. How did you not see the play?!” When asked about Dijonai Carrington clotheslining Sophie Cunningham in the face, Coach White claimed: "I didn't see the play in real time. I went straight to a press conference. I thought the play got called right. Thankfully, Sophie's okay. Was it egregious? Absolutely. When you have a chance to watch that over and over and over on replay, you can see that. I didn't have that in real time." Pictures are now surfacing online and contradicting that statement, because she was staring straight at Dijonai Carrington and Sophie Cunningham when the vicious foul happened.

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🚨 LEAGUE MUST PROTECT ITS PLAYERS — OR LOSE THEM DiJonai Carrington clothesline Sophie Cunningham across the face and neck. Flagrant 2. Ejected. Then she runs to social media screaming “WHITE PRIVILEGE.” This isn’t basketball. This is a message. And if the WNBA responds with a weak one-game suspension or a fine, they are telling every player in the league: go ahead and do it again. Sophie Cunningham stood up for biological women. Caitlin Clark is the reason half the country is watching. Both are getting targeted, hit hard, and left unprotected while the league frets about feelings and narratives. Joe Concha is right, the league is afraid of its own players. Until that changes, the physicality will keep escalating and the credibility will keep collapsing. Protect the women who grow the game. Suspend the ones who try to take them out. Anything less is a failure. The WNBA has a choice: Defend the product… or keep watching it get destroyed from the inside.

🚨 LEAGUE MUST PROTECT ITS PLAYERS — OR LOSE THEM DiJonai Carrington clothesline Sophie Cunningham across the face and neck. Flagrant 2. Ejected. Then she runs to social media screaming “WHITE PRIVILEGE.” This isn’t basketball. This is a message. And if the WNBA responds with a weak one-game suspension or a fine, they are telling every player in the league: go ahead and do it again. Sophie Cunningham stood up for biological women. Caitlin Clark is the reason half the country is watching. Both are getting targeted, hit hard, and left unprotected while the league frets about feelings and narratives. Joe Concha is right, the league is afraid of its own players. Until that changes, the physicality will keep escalating and the credibility will keep collapsing. Protect the women who grow the game. Suspend the ones who try to take them out. Anything less is a failure. The WNBA has a choice: Defend the product… or keep watching it get destroyed from the inside.

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🚨 NOW: Tomi Lahren MIC DROPS Indiana Fever Coach Stephanie White — who went haywire and yelled "GO TO HELL" at anyone saying she didn't support Sophie Cunningham enough "She's MORE UPSET at the REACTION than she is about what happened to her OWN PLAYER!" 💯 "She's mad that she's being questioned. She's mad that people are saying things about her and she's expressing that and to tell people to go to hell and to slam your fists on the table, it feels very performative to me." "Protect your players, protect the legitimacy of the league. That's what everybody in this league needs to do, especially those at the top in the leadership." "They need to make this about the game because now it's all about the antics." "It's all about the sideshow and these players deserve so much more than that!" Nailed it. Tomi Lahren

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There is a battle going on in the WNBA. It’s not on the court. Blacks, gays, and trans are at war with straight white women. Add ESPN female announcers to the trans side also after hearing this commentary. Sophie Cunningham Sophie Cunningham is making a stand. She confronts the trans loving Minnesota Lynx coach. Coach Reeves is wearing tshirts supporting trans.

There is a battle going on in the WNBA. It’s not on the court. Blacks, gays, and trans are at war with straight white women. Add ESPN female announcers to the trans side also after hearing this commentary. Sophie Cunningham Sophie Cunningham is making a stand. She confronts the trans loving Minnesota Lynx coach. Coach Reeves is wearing tshirts supporting trans.

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🚨 FOX NEWS ALERT: “Sophie Cunningham was brutally fouled in the face in today’s WNBA game and the offending player DiJonai Carrington was ejected by officials who ruled her hit a ‘flagrant 2’. But after the ejection, Carrington posted ‘white privilege’ on social media,” reports Tomi Lahren. Now, Fox’s Joe Concha is rightly calling on the WNBA to SUSPEND Carrington for the entire season. "I don't want to hear 'that's a flagrant 2.' She should be SUSPENDED for the rest of the SEASON! This is INTENTIONAL. This was TARGETING Sophie Cunningham." “Obviously, this was done because Sophie Cunningham stood up for women, saying that men shouldn't play against women in sports!” adds Joe.

🚨 FOX NEWS ALERT: “Sophie Cunningham was brutally fouled in the face in today’s WNBA game and the offending player DiJonai Carrington was ejected by officials who ruled her hit a ‘flagrant 2’. But after the ejection, Carrington posted ‘white privilege’ on social media,” reports Tomi Lahren. Now, Fox’s Joe Concha is rightly calling on the WNBA to SUSPEND Carrington for the entire season. "I don't want to hear 'that's a flagrant 2.' She should be SUSPENDED for the rest of the SEASON! This is INTENTIONAL. This was TARGETING Sophie Cunningham." “Obviously, this was done because Sophie Cunningham stood up for women, saying that men shouldn't play against women in sports!” adds Joe.

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In the Guardian, former NBA player-turned-activist Etan Thomas defends DiJonai Carrington after she blamed "white privilege" following her Flagrant 2 on Sophie Cunningham. Thomas also compared Caitlin Clark to a "delicate white flower" as he argued that black WNBA players are treated unfairly. "The question isn’t simply whether white privilege exists in the WNBA. The real question is: How much more evidence do people need before they’re willing to admit that it does?" Lol.

In the Guardian, former NBA player-turned-activist Etan Thomas defends DiJonai Carrington after she blamed "white privilege" following her Flagrant 2 on Sophie Cunningham. Thomas also compared Caitlin Clark to a "delicate white flower" as he argued that black WNBA players are treated unfairly. "The question isn’t simply whether white privilege exists in the WNBA. The real question is: How much more evidence do people need before they’re willing to admit that it does?" Lol.

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Dave Portnoy ERUPTS on Indiana Fever coach Stephanie White for refusing to defend Sophie Cunningham after being viciously fouled by DiJonai Carrington. PORTNOY: "This is your team! Do you want them murdered?! Do you want them killed?! That's what you sound like!" "When do you ever see... a coach not defend their own players? She hasn't done it with Caitlin when Caitlin got punched in the throat." "This isn't politics. Your player got assaulted! Defend your player in the press conference!" "She acts like she's the coach of the other team... Either defend your players or get lost!" "This would be like the Bad Boy Pistons playing the Bulls, and they're killing Jordan. And Phil Jackson gets up there and be like, 'They're just playing hard. We have no problem with that.'" After the game, the player who fouled Cunningham wrote "WHITE PRIVILEGE" on Threads and tagged the Fever. Sky Coach Taylor Marsh promised to handle his own player after the post. The only coach who defended DiJonai Carrington was the one coaching against her.

Dave Portnoy ERUPTS on Indiana Fever coach Stephanie White for refusing to defend Sophie Cunningham after being viciously fouled by DiJonai Carrington. PORTNOY: "This is your team! Do you want them murdered?! Do you want them killed?! That's what you sound like!" "When do you ever see... a coach not defend their own players? She hasn't done it with Caitlin when Caitlin got punched in the throat." "This isn't politics. Your player got assaulted! Defend your player in the press conference!" "She acts like she's the coach of the other team... Either defend your players or get lost!" "This would be like the Bad Boy Pistons playing the Bulls, and they're killing Jordan. And Phil Jackson gets up there and be like, 'They're just playing hard. We have no problem with that.'" After the game, the player who fouled Cunningham wrote "WHITE PRIVILEGE" on Threads and tagged the Fever. Sky Coach Taylor Marsh promised to handle his own player after the post. The only coach who defended DiJonai Carrington was the one coaching against her.

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🚨 JUST IN: The WNBA faces calls to SUSPEND DiJonai Carrington for the entire season after attacking Sophie Cunningham's face and neck "I don't want to hear 'that's a flagrant 2.' She should be SUSPENDED for the rest of the SEASON! This is INTENTIONAL." "This was TARGETING Sophie Cunningham." "Obviously, this was done because Sophie Cunningham stood up for women, saying that men shouldn't play against women in sports!" Joe Concha

🚨 JUST IN: The WNBA faces calls to SUSPEND DiJonai Carrington for the entire season after attacking Sophie Cunningham's face and neck "I don't want to hear 'that's a flagrant 2.' She should be SUSPENDED for the rest of the SEASON! This is INTENTIONAL." "This was TARGETING Sophie Cunningham." "Obviously, this was done because Sophie Cunningham stood up for women, saying that men shouldn't play against women in sports!" Joe Concha

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Here’s my thing: though the call is coming from inside the house, Stephanie White specifically spoke about not wanting divisiveness within the league. Yet, when ESPN covered the situation, they framed it as if Fever players are being harassed after DiJonai Carrington fouled Sophie Cunningham. When, in reality, DiJonai is the one being relentlessly and disgustingly harassed online after a hard foul on Sophie. It’s especially frustrating because plays like this happen all the time in basketball. Glossing over the harassment DiJonai is receiving and instead centering the Indiana Fever, Stephanie White, and Sophie Cunningham is exactly where “white privilege” comes into play (Well, ONE of the many places it comes into play). DiJonai’s harassment wasn’t even considered or mentioned. Why not? She spoke about it with media yesterday. She has actually spoken up about it multiple times. Over years. Holly Rowe only referenced DiJonai as the player who committed the foul, as if she’s merely a piece of the story that sparked harassment rather than one of the primary people being slandered and attacked. Go look at DiJonai'scomments on any social media platform right now. Whether DiJonai posted “WHITE. PRIVILEGE” or not, she was going to be attacked, just as nearly any player who has a negative interaction with certain players. “Fans” of players who grift, refuse to speak up, or lack integrity are taking over conversations surrounding this league. I receive racist messages and comments myself simply for being a fan of DiJonai. I see it. I read it. Does it hurt me? No. But what hurts and infuriates me is that seemingly no one who claims to love the WNBA and has a prominent role in the industry can discuss what’s happening honestly and responsibly on national television—or at all. If you’re going to bring vitriol and harassment into the conversation, then tell the whole story. Don't specifically name a team and certain individuals and then try to frame as if you're speaking about "the whole league," if you're leaving the main one being harassed out. Otherwise, why bring it up? Y'all gotta do better, respectfully. Holly Rowe Rebecca Lobo Ryan Ruocco WNBA Communications

Here’s my thing: though the call is coming from inside the house, Stephanie White specifically spoke about not wanting divisiveness within the league. Yet, when ESPN covered the situation, they framed it as if Fever players are being harassed after DiJonai Carrington fouled Sophie Cunningham. When, in reality, DiJonai is the one being relentlessly and disgustingly harassed online after a hard foul on Sophie. It’s especially frustrating because plays like this happen all the time in basketball. Glossing over the harassment DiJonai is receiving and instead centering the Indiana Fever, Stephanie White, and Sophie Cunningham is exactly where “white privilege” comes into play (Well, ONE of the many places it comes into play). DiJonai’s harassment wasn’t even considered or mentioned. Why not? She spoke about it with media yesterday. She has actually spoken up about it multiple times. Over years. Holly Rowe only referenced DiJonai as the player who committed the foul, as if she’s merely a piece of the story that sparked harassment rather than one of the primary people being slandered and attacked. Go look at DiJonai'scomments on any social media platform right now. Whether DiJonai posted “WHITE. PRIVILEGE” or not, she was going to be attacked, just as nearly any player who has a negative interaction with certain players. “Fans” of players who grift, refuse to speak up, or lack integrity are taking over conversations surrounding this league. I receive racist messages and comments myself simply for being a fan of DiJonai. I see it. I read it. Does it hurt me? No. But what hurts and infuriates me is that seemingly no one who claims to love the WNBA and has a prominent role in the industry can discuss what’s happening honestly and responsibly on national television—or at all. If you’re going to bring vitriol and harassment into the conversation, then tell the whole story. Don't specifically name a team and certain individuals and then try to frame as if you're speaking about "the whole league," if you're leaving the main one being harassed out. Otherwise, why bring it up? Y'all gotta do better, respectfully. Holly Rowe Rebecca Lobo Ryan Ruocco WNBA Communications

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🚨 WNBA MADNESS. Sophie Cunningham drives to the basket and gets clothes-lined across the face by DiJonai Carrington. Flagrant 2. Ejected. Blood in her mouth. Still makes the basket. Carrington’s response? Goes to social media and posts “WHITE PRIVILEGE”. You read that right. She violently fouls a white player, gets tossed for it… and somehow it’s white privilege. Sophie Cunningham shut it down perfectly: “This has nothing to do with race… There’s no reason even to play that card.” These people will play the race card for literally anything. Even when they’re the ones swinging. This league is a circus.

🚨 WNBA MADNESS. Sophie Cunningham drives to the basket and gets clothes-lined across the face by DiJonai Carrington. Flagrant 2. Ejected. Blood in her mouth. Still makes the basket. Carrington’s response? Goes to social media and posts “WHITE PRIVILEGE”. You read that right. She violently fouls a white player, gets tossed for it… and somehow it’s white privilege. Sophie Cunningham shut it down perfectly: “This has nothing to do with race… There’s no reason even to play that card.” These people will play the race card for literally anything. Even when they’re the ones swinging. This league is a circus.

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Sophie Cunningham knew the spotlight was big and was a way to highlighter her Brand on and off the court. I always thought that would be a way to pull more players to Indiana. The problem is, that spotlight isn’t for everyone. She even talks about players wanting to leave because the scrutiny is too much. It’s a double edged sword.

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🚨 WNBA CHAOS ALERT Chicago’s DiJonai Carrington just clotheslined Sophie Cunningham across the face/neck on a wide-open layup… Flagrant 2… EJECTED. Carrington’s response? Runs to Threads and screams “WHITE PRIVILEGE” while tagging the Indiana Fever. Sophie Cunningham’s reaction was perfect: “This has nothing to do with race. Last year I did the same thing and got kicked out. I deserved it. There’s no reason to even play that card.” Exactly. But let’s be real, this isn’t just about one dirty foul. Sophie Cunningham had the guts to say biological men don’t belong in women’s sports. She said she wants to protect young girls. Common sense. And now the league, the activists, and some players are treating her like the problem. Hard fouls targeting outspoken women. Race cards when the video is clear. And a league still unable to defend the “W” in WNBA. Women’s sports exist for a reason. Fairness isn’t bigotry. Safety isn’t hate. Protect the girls. Protect the category. Or watch it keep getting destroyed. What do you think, is the WNBA serious about protecting women or just protecting the narrative?

🚨 WNBA CHAOS ALERT Chicago’s DiJonai Carrington just clotheslined Sophie Cunningham across the face/neck on a wide-open layup… Flagrant 2… EJECTED. Carrington’s response? Runs to Threads and screams “WHITE PRIVILEGE” while tagging the Indiana Fever. Sophie Cunningham’s reaction was perfect: “This has nothing to do with race. Last year I did the same thing and got kicked out. I deserved it. There’s no reason to even play that card.” Exactly. But let’s be real, this isn’t just about one dirty foul. Sophie Cunningham had the guts to say biological men don’t belong in women’s sports. She said she wants to protect young girls. Common sense. And now the league, the activists, and some players are treating her like the problem. Hard fouls targeting outspoken women. Race cards when the video is clear. And a league still unable to defend the “W” in WNBA. Women’s sports exist for a reason. Fairness isn’t bigotry. Safety isn’t hate. Protect the girls. Protect the category. Or watch it keep getting destroyed. What do you think, is the WNBA serious about protecting women or just protecting the narrative?

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NEW: Caitlin Clark says she has white privilege in her TIME Athlete of the Year piece, says the WNBA is built on black players. As quoted by TIME, Clark says she earned her success but says she has privilege because she's white. Clark says she now wants to help elevate black players. "I want to say I’ve earned every single thing, but as a white person, there is privilege," she said in the TIME piece. "A lot of those players in the league that have been really good have been Black players. This league has kind of been built on them." "The more we can appreciate that, highlight that, talk about that, and then continue to have brands and companies invest in those players that have made this league incredible, I think it’s very important." "I have to continue to try to change that. The more we can elevate Black women, that’s going to be a beautiful thing."

NEW: Caitlin Clark says she has white privilege in her TIME Athlete of the Year piece, says the WNBA is built on black players. As quoted by TIME, Clark says she earned her success but says she has privilege because she's white. Clark says she now wants to help elevate black players. "I want to say I’ve earned every single thing, but as a white person, there is privilege," she said in the TIME piece. "A lot of those players in the league that have been really good have been Black players. This league has kind of been built on them." "The more we can appreciate that, highlight that, talk about that, and then continue to have brands and companies invest in those players that have made this league incredible, I think it’s very important." "I have to continue to try to change that. The more we can elevate Black women, that’s going to be a beautiful thing."

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WOW 😂 Sophie Cunningham explains her viral pointing 🫵 meme‼️ Violent black lesbians in the WNBA have been targeting Sophie Cunningham and Caitlin Clark for the last couple of years simply because they’re attractive White Women who can play basketball. Sophie has responded by trolling them every chance she gets. 😂 🤣 😂 🤣 😂 She doesn’t even have to say a word. All she has to do is point a finger 👉 and they literally lose their minds.

WOW 😂 Sophie Cunningham explains her viral pointing 🫵 meme‼️ Violent black lesbians in the WNBA have been targeting Sophie Cunningham and Caitlin Clark for the last couple of years simply because they’re attractive White Women who can play basketball. Sophie has responded by trolling them every chance she gets. 😂 🤣 😂 🤣 😂 She doesn’t even have to say a word. All she has to do is point a finger 👉 and they literally lose their minds.

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