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Shaq talking about Caitlin’s game on Angel’s pod. "She's doing stuff we never seen before...I was a hater because you know I'm down with you. She not gonna hit that shot then bam...like if i say 10 times you not gonna hit the shot and you hit the shot... show more

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JobberNationTV: THE REALITY CHECK FOR THE IWC1 year ago

Basically Shaq was telling Reese that Caitlin Clark was better than Reese...to her face

Comments Section1 year ago

Was there any episode without mentioning CC? CC should be paid at this point.

Johnny Drama1 year ago

6 straight Pods talking Caitlin

9thHokage7321 year ago

At this point the podcast should be called “All About Caitlin - Hosted by Angel Reese”

770LOCKS1 year ago

Angel is such a hater lmaooo. Why you think people love her? Cuz she hits logo threes lmao

Michael1 year ago

Is that every episode she’s been mentioned so far ? Reese is a marketing genius . We got to give her credit for that . It actually helps both of them .

Anthony Bibbs1 year ago

Is CC getting royalties from living rent free 😂. They literally talk about her on every show.

法律1 year ago

CC names paying the bills

cait1 year ago

You can totally tell Angel was NOT about this and wanted him to stop talking 😂

xema1 year ago

Is this podcast abt caitlin cause all episodes are the two people twlking abt caitlin

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