Sun's DiJonai Carrington fires back at claim she targeted Caitlin Clark with foul
Carrington seemed to mock Clark for allegedly embellishing the foul
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Connecticut Sun guard DiJonai Carrington fired back at a fan who claimed the player targeted Indiana Fever rookie Caitlin Clark during their matchup on Monday night.
Clark was driving to the basket early in the game and drew a foul from Carrington. The Sun player then appeared to mock Clark in a way to claim that the former Iowa standout embellished a bit. According to OutKick, Carrington received boos from the home crowd.
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One person made the claim on X and said, "if races were reversed, Carrington would’ve been ejected." However, Carrington was not having it.
"BFFR, Paul," she wrote with a few cry-laughing emojis.
BFFR is the acronym for "be f---ing for real."
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The Sun held Clark to 10 points in their win. Clark was 3-for-8 from the floor (2-for-5 from deep) – she scored 20 against Connecticut on May 14 during her debut.
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Carrington said their defensive game plan did not change much.
"It was a lot of one-on-one. We didn't trap as much, just sporadically. It was a lot of the same," she told reporters after the game.
However, teammate Tyasha Harris seemed to insinuate that Clark simply could not handle the tough defense brought against her.
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"It's seatbelt season for her," she said, with a laugh from Carrington.
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It is seemingly yet another swipe at Clark, who has been the brunt of conversation since entering the league.
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Fox News’ Scott Thompson contributed to this report.
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