Indiana Fever seem poorly coached. Hard to watch.

This your first wnba game?

Its a terrible product

yeah, it's the coach's fault women suck at basketball.

Imagine watching a wnba game.

Clark has 6 rebounds and 6 assist, but only 5 shot attempts through almost three quarters. Pretty sure she only touched the ball twice in the third quarter.

Not really sure what they’re thinking with this strategy, but if they want to continue selling tickets they’re gonna have to give her the green light.

Even if she has an off night, it’s still better than watching the other women consistently miss layups.

Are y’all actually watching?

Don’t fall into the media trap. No one cares about the WNBA. It’s a failed product that will only go as far as the NBA allows.

Indiana Fever Head Coach Christie Sides was an Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach at ULM two years ago.

She had been coaching High School and College basketball for 20+ years and had never, until this gig, been a Head Coach.

Seriously, process that for a minute.

The Baton Rouge native is in no way qualified for this job or even a high school head coach job.

I seriously believe she will be fired in the next 10-14 days and be replaced in an interim manner by the Iowa Head Coach that conveniently just retired.

There are good Coaches in the WNBA. Atlanta and Dallas Coaches truly get a lot out of the talent they have and understand game situation very well.

WNBA 101 – Don’t shoot the ball. Throw it at the and hoop and hope it somehow goes in.

Sure, it's the coaching.

Am I the only one who finds it a little crazy that Caitlin Clark is playing for a professional team barely a month after her final college game? Only sport that's comparable is baseball where the professional baseball seasons lasts three months after the end of the College World Series. But a lot of college players who get drafted are either shutdown or play a minimal amount of games at a much lower level than the Major Leagues. Clark and all other rookies have to play a full 40 game schedule at the highest level after a 30-40 game college schedule with only a month of rest in between. That's almost an NBA-type work load.