March Madness fans spot Caitlin Clark’s disgusted reaction after major ball issue during Iowa-LSU as fans say ‘GIF that’
Learn more about Clark’s amazing March Madness journey and her upcoming opponents.
Clark scored 41 points and had 12 assists in Iowa’s 94-87 victory over LSU, but she seemed dissatisfied with the ball she was playing with.
The commenter suggested that the ball was damp during the game, which freaked Clark out.
Fans at the LSU-Iowa game laughed together as play was halted due to a damp ball. Some hoped Clark’s reaction would become a meme.
“Really hope a gif of Caitlin Clark making a face because the ball is wet and gross becomes something like the Tim Duncan bad Gatorade,” a member of the crowd stated.
“That Caitlin Clark look of disgust with the wet ball is an instant meme LSU and Iowa delivering in so many levels right now,” another member of the crowd stated.
“Caitlin Clark’s jumper was very soaked. “Ball couldn’t take it,” a third admirer stated.
“Caitlin Clark is the bomb. During the first minute of the natty, she pulls up from 40 feet. WET BALL. “It’s great for the sport,” a fourth supporter stated.
The ball wasn’t an issue for either squad, as the two sides combined for 181 total points in the thrilling game.
With the win, Iowa advances to the final four, where it will face No. 3 seed Connecticut.
UConn is coming off an amazing 80-73 win over the No. 1 seed
Fans will be treated to another all-star match between Clark and UConn star Paige Bueckers.
Buckers scored 28 points, 10 rebounds, and six assists while shooting 47.8 percent against USC.
CAITLIN CLARK’S GENERATION RUN.
Clark is storming into the NCAA Tournament with a vengeance, looking to win a national championship before heading to the WNBA.
She hasn’t scored less than 27 points in any of Iowa’s four tournament games, and the team is on a seven-game victory run in elimination games as it prepares to return to the Big Ten Tournament.
Clark scored 27 points, grabbed eight rebounds, and assisted ten times against Holy Cross in the NCAA tournament’s first round.
Next, she put up 32 points with eight rebounds and three assists against West Virginia.
