Clark Fans' Revenge Gets Ugly - LITE

Hey, Hoophead!

“Let bygones be bygones,” they say, but not if you’re a Caitlin Clark fan. Months have passed since that incident involving the Warriors star, yet the flames online are still burning. Meanwhile, college hoops served up a day of star performances. A UConn star put on a show for the books, but it wasn’t the numbers that caught Geno Auriemma’s eye; it was something else entirely.

Let’s catch you up on everything that went down.

Wednesday’s Poll Result: 62% of you say it’s on both players and officials to control controversial physical plays.

• It was another lopsided win for UConn, but Allie Ziebell made sure it was anything but ordinary.

• UCLA, led by Lauren Betts, had a much tougher night, scraping past Illinois in what became its closest win over an unranked opponent this season.

• Cyclones' resume got a timely lift with a win over Texas Tech.

• And while most of the night was defined by star performances, Maryland vs. Washington delivered double overtime chaos. Sayvia Sellers played the hero for the Huskies.

Finally, Aaliyah Edwards took her rightful place in the Huskies of Honor. Her No. 3 now hangs alongside 23 other legendary Huskies. With over 1,800 career points and more than 1,000 rebounds, the honor was truly well-deserved.

Surrounded by an arena packed with friends and fans who cherished every moment of her UConn journey from 2020–24, Edwards said, “To be up there forever, it truly means the world to me.” And as she paused to collect her emotions a couple of times, Edwards’ outfits added to the emotions, sending fans straight to their feels.