Watching it go down like the Hindenburg (but from maybe 30 feet in the air, since it wasnt really that successful to begin with), might draw them greater ratings than their "product" ever would.
TexasAggiesWin said:
What's wild to me is that men's professional sports do not give 1 F about the color of your skin. It cares if you can help the team win.
However, the WBNA allows it's players to claim that someone has "white privilege" after a foul call? That's the issue, they care about what color the player's skin is. (Which was so damn obvious a flagrant foul)
AxelFoley85 said:WNBA player DiJonai Carrington blames “white privilege” after being ejected for a hard foul on Sophie Cunningham.
— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) August 8, 2026
Carrington was given a Flagrant 2 foul and was immediately ejected.
She then apparently rushed to the locker room so she could blame “white privilege.” pic.twitter.com/f97XWEXlEx
According to the pattern, tomorrow Dijonai will come out saying she received “hate and racist comments,” and suddenly the whole situation will turn into a victim narrative.
— Shraddha (@Shraddhaszn01) August 9, 2026
Media, WNBA, WNBPA, players, coaches — everybody will jump in.
Then they’ll ask Caitlin Clark and Sophie…
Ellis Wyatt said:
Nah.
Just like Tucker Carlson. People get blinded by people saying no what they want to hear and ignore who those people are. Obama
Started the horrific decline of our society in recent times. Dipstick voted for that. He has no credibility.

AxelFoley85 said:WNBA player DiJonai Carrington blames “white privilege” after being ejected for a hard foul on Sophie Cunningham.
— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) August 8, 2026
Carrington was given a Flagrant 2 foul and was immediately ejected.
She then apparently rushed to the locker room so she could blame “white privilege.” pic.twitter.com/f97XWEXlEx
Backyard Gator said:According to the pattern, tomorrow Dijonai will come out saying she received “hate and racist comments,” and suddenly the whole situation will turn into a victim narrative.
— Shraddha (@Shraddhaszn01) August 9, 2026
Media, WNBA, WNBPA, players, coaches — everybody will jump in.
Then they’ll ask Caitlin Clark and Sophie…
OasisMan said:AxelFoley85 said:WNBA player DiJonai Carrington blames “white privilege” after being ejected for a hard foul on Sophie Cunningham.
— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) August 8, 2026
Carrington was given a Flagrant 2 foul and was immediately ejected.
She then apparently rushed to the locker room so she could blame “white privilege.” pic.twitter.com/f97XWEXlEx
thats traveling
amercer said:
F16 only cares about this because of what she said that fits into the culture wars, but Cunninghams role for the Fever is to be the muscle that protects Clark. It's kind of a Liambeer, Rodman, Draymod kind of role. So she gives hard fouls and takes hard fouls and doesn't get the benefit of the doubt from the refs. But she keeps the other teams from roughing up Clark too much, which seems to be working well this year.
“White privilege” has become one hell of a convenient excuse for judging people by their skin color while pretending you’re against judging people by their skin color.
— Kash Patel ™️ (@Kash_Patelx_1) August 8, 2026
Make that make sense.
Urban Ag said:amercer said:
F16 only cares about this because of what she said that fits into the culture wars, but Cunninghams role for the Fever is to be the muscle that protects Clark. It's kind of a Liambeer, Rodman, Draymod kind of role. So she gives hard fouls and takes hard fouls and doesn't get the benefit of the doubt from the refs. But she keeps the other teams from roughing up Clark too much, which seems to be working well this year.
Can you provide an example of Cunningham giving a "hard foul" to an opposing player that is comparable to the clothesline takedown she received a couple of days ago? I am sure there are numerous examples. If Sophie is playing at that level as well I will reverse my opinion.
Completely "unintentional". https://t.co/uM1IBqCdBE
— Annika 🌊 2K27 Deluxe Edition (@Phlob) August 9, 2026
So today @DijonaiVictoria let her team down who are trying their hardest for a playoff run, she also incites hate and flames racial discourse on threads whilst also breaching @wnba policies on phone usage mid game. No doubt @TheWNBPA will also sit silent as usual cause they’re… pic.twitter.com/AaTd5zZebN
— Sali (@salisthoughts) August 9, 2026
Backyard Gator said:“White privilege” has become one hell of a convenient excuse for judging people by their skin color while pretending you’re against judging people by their skin color.
— Kash Patel ™️ (@Kash_Patelx_1) August 8, 2026
Make that make sense.
Urban Ag said:amercer said:
F16 only cares about this because of what she said that fits into the culture wars, but Cunninghams role for the Fever is to be the muscle that protects Clark. It's kind of a Liambeer, Rodman, Draymod kind of role. So she gives hard fouls and takes hard fouls and doesn't get the benefit of the doubt from the refs. But she keeps the other teams from roughing up Clark too much, which seems to be working well this year.
Can you provide an example of Cunningham giving a "hard foul" to an opposing player that is comparable to the clothesline takedown she received a couple of days ago? I am sure there are numerous examples. If Sophie is playing at that level as well I will reverse my opinion.
Caitlin Clark just accidentally ran into a ref, got a technical foul called on her, and will be forced to miss her next game. #whiteprivilege pic.twitter.com/VT0AN4D2sX
— Clay Travis (@ClayTravis) August 8, 2026
The D said:Caitlin Clark just accidentally ran into a ref, got a technical foul called on her, and will be forced to miss her next game. #whiteprivilege pic.twitter.com/VT0AN4D2sX
— Clay Travis (@ClayTravis) August 8, 2026
amercer said:Urban Ag said:amercer said:
F16 only cares about this because of what she said that fits into the culture wars, but Cunninghams role for the Fever is to be the muscle that protects Clark. It's kind of a Liambeer, Rodman, Draymod kind of role. So she gives hard fouls and takes hard fouls and doesn't get the benefit of the doubt from the refs. But she keeps the other teams from roughing up Clark too much, which seems to be working well this year.
Can you provide an example of Cunningham giving a "hard foul" to an opposing player that is comparable to the clothesline takedown she received a couple of days ago? I am sure there are numerous examples. If Sophie is playing at that level as well I will reverse my opinion.
It's literally the opening story in this espn profile of her from earlier in the season:
https://www.espn.com/wnba/story/_/id/49306657/sophie-cunningham-finger-point-indiana-fever-wnba
Again, if I'm the Fever this is exactly what I want on the court protecting the franchise player. But once you get that reputation, you keep it.
Enviroag02 said:
And now Sydney Colson chooses the wrong side. Disappointing.
TheCurl84 said:Enviroag02 said:
And now Sydney Colson chooses the wrong side. Disappointing.
Que?
94chem said:Backyard Gator said:“White privilege” has become one hell of a convenient excuse for judging people by their skin color while pretending you’re against judging people by their skin color.
— Kash Patel ™️ (@Kash_Patelx_1) August 8, 2026
Make that make sense.
He's right, but good gosh, what is the head of the FBI doing posting about the WNBA? Be a normal guy after you get fired, for crying out loud.
94chem said:Backyard Gator said:“White privilege” has become one hell of a convenient excuse for judging people by their skin color while pretending you’re against judging people by their skin color.
— Kash Patel ™️ (@Kash_Patelx_1) August 8, 2026
Make that make sense.
He's right, but good gosh, what is the head of the FBI doing posting about the WNBA? Be a normal guy after you get fired, for crying out loud.