(Photo : Steph Chambers/Getty Images) CLEVELAND, OHIO – Caitlin Clark (#22) of the Iowa Hawkeyes and Paige Bueckers (#5) of the UConn Huskies look on within the second half throughout the NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament Final Four semifinal sport at Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse on April 05, 2024 in Cleveland, Ohio.
UConn Huskies star Paige Bueckers and former Iowa Hawkeyes star Caitlin Clark have been trending matters on social media for the previous few days as a consequence of alleged leaked express content material that includes them.
Though the authenticity of those supplies couldn’t be verified, followers rallied to their assist by flooding search outcomes for Bueckers and Clark with their basketball highlights, together with Bueckers’ empowering ESPY speech celebrating black girls, to forestall the specific content material from surfacing.
Bueckers lastly addressed the difficulty in a publish on social media platform X, previously Twitter, on Tuesday, April 23.
“The devil works hard but God and the people around me work WAY harder. The outpouring of love and support from the WBB community is unreal. Love yall. Support women in sport ALWAYS,” the 22-year-old stated.
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Other experiences declare that the specific content material that includes Bueckers and Clark is AI-generated, whereas Bueckers didn’t immediately acknowledge the subject in her publish.
Angel Reese defends Caitlin Clark and Paige Bueckers
During the onset of the difficulty, former LSU Tigers star and Chicago Sky ahead Angel Reese made a plea relating to the subject.
“protect young women in sports!!!,” the 21-year-old posted on X.
While the context of Reese’s publish stays unclear, it is extensively interpreted as her protection of Clark and Bueckers.
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