re: So, Caitlin Clark does not vilify Angel Reese nor think she should be condemned.

I'm just glad by this point we can all agree that we love trash talk in sports, especially by those that want to back it up. And we can also agree that Clark and Reese did not do the same thing. They might have been involved with the same gesture, but the imitation of the gesture is exactly the beginning of the differentiation of what Clark did and what Reese did.

Clark momentarily did that gesture to seemingly nobody in a previous game while in the moment of making a big shot, and nothing was said about it. Reese on the hand felt it appropiate to stalk the superior across the court while the game was over until she was satisfied that she had the last laugh in a square off between herself and...herself. Yes, it was wierdly the victor of a not very competitive game that showed her arse after the game. And that my friend makes for shitty "trash talk," stalking or not. Never again link Angel to Kobe or MJ if you want to be taken seriously.

That was pent up feelings of jealousy and insecurity needing to be unleashed on the best player on the court no matter how random it seemed be. That was Reese's feelings loud and clear, as loud as her coaches fashion. That was LSU.