“Christie sides was fed up following Clark’s bullying on court without ref giving fouls,She said…”

In a passionate post-game interview, Indiana Fever head coach Christie Sides expressed her frustration with referees, accusing them of failing to protect rookie sensation Caitlin Clark. Following a particularly physical game, Sides voiced her concerns about the lack of calls in Clark’s favor, stating, “She’s getting beat up out there, and it’s unacceptable.”

Sides, clearly fed up, highlighted multiple instances where Clark was on the receiving end of aggressive plays that went uncalled. “Caitlin is a phenomenal player, but she can’t perform at her best if she’s constantly being knocked around with no whistles blown,” Sides said.

This criticism comes after another challenging game for the Fever, where Clark’s resilience and determination were evident despite the physicality she faced. Sides’ comments have sparked a broader conversation about the consistency of officiating and player safety in the league.

As the Fever look to regroup, Sides hopes that her outspoken defense of Clark will prompt a closer examination of the officiating standards, ensuring that all players are adequately protected on the court.