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'Cheap shots' on Clark 'dangerous' – coach fumes with officiating

'Cheap shots' on Clark 'dangerous' – coach fumes with officiating
BBC Sport Thursday 25 June 2026, 07:14 UTC 1 min read
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Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White criticises referees for their "egregious" and "utterly disrespectful" officiating around star player Caitlin Clark.

Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White criticises referees for their "egregious" and "utterly disrespectful" officiating around star player Caitlin Clark.
Clark (PERSON) Indiana (LOCATION) Stephanie White (PERSON) Caitlin Clark (PERSON)
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