LSU Basketball Star Angel Reese on Caitlin Clark Drama: ‘It Was Frustrating’

LSU basketball star Angel Reese responds to criticism surrounding her on-the-court drama with competitor Caitlin Clark during the NCAA Women’s Basketball Championships. Her teammates Flau’jae Johnson and Alexis Morris tell Jennifer that they hold no grudges against Angel and are just happy so many people around the world watched the game.

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[Iwilldoyes]

We love Flau'Jae!!!! So positive!!

[msb]

The spin and perspective from all three of these talented young ladies was nothing short of amazing. These ladies have given it all on the courts and a championship was won and they are still able to keep the poise on a very well mannered level. Each of these young ladies have an incredible future ahead of them, let them enjoy what they have given so much of themselves to accomplish and they were able to do exactly what they set out to do.

[truthbearer]

Good interview. It is great to see Alexis!! I love Angel and Flau'jae, but I would also like to see some of the other teammates get some shine, like Jasmine Carson, LaDazhia Williams, and Kateri Poole.

[LansingMusicTV]

There’s no room for racism in sport’s beautiful well said

[jredwards]

The criticism about Reese's gesture was a red herring to draw attention from the fact that a bench warmer, J. Carson, left the bench in the second quarter and outscored Clark's production for the entire first half, and perhaps, could have equaled or exceeded Clark's production if she had fully played the second half. Clark was projected to deliver the championship nearly singlehandedly to Iowa. That projection was extremely problematic by the end of the first half, LSU up by 17 points, which was the margin of victory. Carson and company spotted the team 17 points. Morris helped recapture that margin in the second half. Reese was correct when she said that LSU wasn't "a one-man team."

[maraleejay]

Such smart, sharp, well spoken young ladies. They're authentic.

[Mzkc]

These girls worked hard give them their credit🙌🏽They are Champs🏆

[cavediver]

My wife and I have been fans of LSU football for years. We watched the national championship game and it was exciting to watch all the players. It was a fast paced dominating game that never got out of hand until the end. The trash talking for either side is part of the energy that made that game an experience for a lot of people like my wife and I to start watching another sport we enjoyed.

[kmallory]

Notice how no one reacts that way to men trash talking on the court?

[playdoz]

These ladies are phenomenal!!! We need a lifetime

[evettemccollum]

Young, Gifted and Black! I LOVE it! ❤️

[angelaamare]

Give credit to these Ladies they worked hard and played hard. The double Standards are ridiculous. They deserve to be treats Champions LSU earned it. 🎉 leave the Racism and ignorance out. Iowa is a good team, but they lost period. Congratulations 🎊 LSU Tigers 💜💛

[dennisshoup]

BTW as a white 65 year old male who is a HUGE fan of Larry's, an Iowa native and worshipper of all things Hawkeye, I have ZERO problems with what Angel did. Competitors are competitors, let them be.

[ctbt]

I’m glad to see them together. I might have to go to a game or two at LSU 😂

[KingPowas]

Well spoken champs, love to see it 👏🏾👏🏾 wishing y’all all the best and hope y’all repeat

[PennyShreve]

The best part of it is, anytime those 2 play against each other in the future, the attendance and viewership will be off the charts!

[kennethch]

It's insane how beautiful Alexis is with no makeup.

[omadjourney]

Black girl magic 😍, yaaaas show them better than you can tell em! Halleloo 🙏🏿.

[dennisshoup]

And no, Iowa should NOT have been invited to the White House. The First Lady could contribute and invite Angel and Caitlin to Washington and take another gigantic step.

[LionelSims-uzqh]

LSU..., Baton Rouge, will never be the