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Star fever in Indiana Sophie Koning threw jabs on WNBA and his judges on Saturday.
Talking to journalists about her ardent and physical defense team team Caitlin Clark On Tuesday, against the Song Connecticut players, Koninging called on the League for “without defending” Clark during a young WNBA Phenom career.
Guardian Indiana Sophie Fever (8) and Sun’s Congress Guard Jesse Scheldon (4) entered the second half in Gibridge -Fieldhaus in Indianapolis on June 17, 2025. (Trevor Ruszkowski/Imagn Image)
Cunningo became a viral feeling over the last week after the hard foul on the guard of the sun Jesse Saldon, who had previously entered the “Clark”. The small team began with the Cunningam in the center of it for Indiana. Koninging, Sheldon and Sun Guard Lindsay Allen were thrown out of the game, left about 40 seconds before the fever won.
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“During this, it was only part of the game. I think these reflexes had a lot in common.” After all, I’m going to defend my teammates. That’s what I do. ”
The lack of equal protection for Clark by the judges became one of the largest critics of WNBA because it entered the league last year.
The year of Brown Clark in 2024 included some contradictory incidents in which Clark was defeated against players. Sometimes the arbitrator was not called the violation, causing outrage of fans.
This season, in the loss of New York Liberty on May 24, Clark accepted contact with Natasha Cloud in New York in the final game. The judges did not urge the violations by pushing Clark to raise his hands in confusion, and she and Koning the panels when the game ended.
The guard of the Fever in Indiana Sophiing (8) and Connecticut -Guardian Jiss Sheldon (4) contractions in the second half of the WNBA basketball game in Indianapolis on June 17, 2025. (AP Photo/Michael Conroy)
Opening showed that the cloud pushed her shoulder at the time of Clark when the ball was released. The fever was reduced by two, and the foul would send Clark to the penalty line with the ability to win the game.
Koninging takes business to punish players who are too physical, in her opinion, with Clark. And Cunning also seems to keep the referees on his feet.
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Former All-Star Joakim Noah said Fox News Digital In September, he urges the fever to force the player to defend Clark for 2025.
“If I were the Indiana fever, I would have received a real performance there to protect it,” said Noah Fox News Digital.
“Sometimes I feel that she gets up because she is a very talented person. But, in the end, we are winning the games, so when I am the owner (Indiana fever), I get the real performance there.”
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Indiana Sophiing Fever’s guard poses in the photo on May 17, 2025, before the game against Chicago Sky in Gibridge Fieldhaus in Indianapolis on May 17, 2025. (Grace Smith/Imagn images via Indystar)
Canning became for many people’s hero, and her popularity flew on the days since the fight.
Until the game on Tuesday, Cunning had less than 400,000 followers on the cikt.
At the time of her publication, she had 1.2 million on Tiktok, and this number is growing.
Of the approximately 300,000 followers on Instagram, it also has more than 300,000 followers, and at the time of the publication is over 800,000.
When Koninging earned the nickname “Customizor” for the fever, fans that count on it to protect Kaitlin Clark, can easily rest, knowing that she is a black belt in the Korean fighting art.
She earned a black belt at the age of 6.
Her father Jim played football at the University of Missouri, and she followed in the footsteps on the football field.
A Article 2014 In Colombia, Missurian reported that Canning was the first woman who, if she scored any scores in history when she watched two out of four extra points instead of the usual kiketers of the ACL team.
Cunningus even performed duties.
“I was so nervous,” Koninging said in the exit. “I mean I never played football before my life. Right when I got the ball (at the opening start), I didn’t hear anything. I just lowered the ball and expelled it.”
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Koninging comes from the family of farmers and loans that rose to the person she is today, reports Five parts of functional series at the University of Missouri.
“So much of our success goes back to what we have learned here,” Koninging said about working on the farm. “We liked to go out to the farm to help. We learned how much to work and work together. It made us strong.”
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