“Crying To The Refs Is Not Beneficial To Your Career”: WNBA Analyst Voices Strong Opinion After Caitlin Clark’s $1000 Punishment for Sixth Technical Foul
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“Crying To The Refs Is Not Beneficial To Your Career”: WNBA Analyst Voices Strong Opinion After Caitlin Clark’s $1000 Punishment for Sixth Technical Foul
Caitlin Clark’s latest technical foul may have cost her $1,000, but WNBA analyst Mariah Rose believes the bigger issue could be the long-term impact on her career. “Crying to the refs is not beneficial to your career,” Rose said on her Hoops for Hotties podcast.
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