The “terrible” fever coach, who takes over the position

After a Non -summoning controversial During a play that included Caitlin Clark Saturday, Indiana coach Stephanie White has canceled WNBA referees to clarify them in fever games this season.

In a loss after losing a 90-88 fever to New York Freedom, White described it as “terrible.”

New York Natasha cloud I called Clark during the last game possessing, but the referees did not blow the whistle.

“I thought she stumbled,” said White. “The respect of our team is now incredible. So, it is disappointing, as you know, that it does not go in both directions, or did not go in both directions.”

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White also admitted that the league has a system for the teams to connect disputes with the referee’s decisions, but he wondered whether the system was working.

“There is a system to ensure that we can send things and inform our grievances, if it is possible to speak. I don’t know if I have a feeling that the system is working.”

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Clark refused to give Her opinion on calling the judgment on the final play.

“I don’t know. I have to go back and watch,” Clark said of the call.

During the match, Clark immediately looked at those responsible for a mistake and quickly started screaming at them when she realized that there was no unpleasant call. Her teammate, Sophie Knngham, is close to referees to protest against the lack of a whistle.

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Restarting a cloud that pushes her shoulder to Clark the moment the ball has passed. But the referees did not detonate the whistle, and the game ended there.

The fever decreased to 2-2 in the season and was in the wrong end for a number of controversial decisions by officials in the first four games of the season.

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