Fever Coach White, Clark Criticize Officiating
Fever Coach White, Clark Criticize Officiating

Fever Coach White, Clark Criticize Officiating

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The Indiana Fever lost a close 90-88 game to the defending champion New York Liberty, falling to 2-2 on the WNBA season, with both losses coming by a combined three points. The game featured controversial officiating, including a no-call on DeWanna Bonner’s shot, a foul on Lexie Hull that resulted in Sabrina Ionescu's decisive free throws, and a debated no-call as Natasha Cloud stripped Caitlin Clark in the final seconds. Fever head coach Stephanie White and Caitlin Clark criticized the officiating, calling recent decisions 'egregious' and 'disrespectful.' Aliyah Boston led the Fever with 27 points and 13 rebounds, while Clark added 18 points and 10 assists. Indiana struggled with turnovers and late-game execution, with Clark emphasizing the need for a complete four-quarter effort. The loss highlighted the Fever’s potential and the fine margins separating them from an undefeated start.

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