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Geno Auriemma makes unfathomably stupid comments about Caitlin Clark, but the WNBA mean girls will love them

UConn coach Geno Auriemma sparks debate after commenting on hard fouls and personal animosities directed at WNBA star Caitlin Clark.

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Geno Auriemma has criticized the national reaction to flagrant fouls involving Caitlin Clark. Auriemma stated that hard fouls on Clark are not a "referendum on America" and indicated he does not doubt the existence of "personal animosities" toward her within the WNBA.

Coverage from USA Today, Sports Illustrated, ESPN, and azcentral.com emphasizes Auriemma's dismissive stance toward the controversy. Fox News characterizes the comments as "unfathomably stupid," suggesting they will be welcomed by "WNBA mean girls." Future developments will likely center on the fallout from Auriemma's remarks regarding Clark's reception and the physical play encountered in the league.

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What did Geno Auriemma say about fouls on Caitlin Clark?

Auriemma stated that hard fouls on Clark are not a 'referendum on America' and criticized the national reaction to her flagrant fouls.

Does Auriemma believe there is friction between Clark and other players?

According to Sports Illustrated, Auriemma does not doubt the presence of 'personal animosities' toward Clark in the WNBA.

Which outlets are reporting on this?

The story is being covered by ESPN, USA Today, Sports Illustrated, Fox News, and azcentral.com/The Arizona Republic.

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