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Sage Steele discusses Caitlin Clark's frustration with inconsistent WNBA officiating after a non-call incident involving Clark. Steele criticizes the league for mishandling Clark, referencing a series of past controversial moments, arguing the WNBA risks losing its growing fanbase by not protecting its star.
Dan Dakich reacts to Jimmy Pitaro's BS messaging following the latest round of ESPN layoffs.
Bobby Carpenter joins Don't @ Me w/ Dan Dakich to discuss Warde Manuel stepping down from Michigan, the SEC potentially breaking away, is Clemson dead, and much more!
CNN reporter Sara Sidner questions UFC President Dana White about President Donald Trump's presence at sporting events, suggesting his tactics resemble authoritarian leaders. Journalist Emily Austin criticizes CNN's comparison as 'ridiculous,' noting presidents historically attend sports to unify the country. She claims media networks are creating unnecessary friction.
OutKick reporter Dan Zaksheske joins Dan Dakich to highlight how Ryan Clark's end at ESPN went down.
As Jemele Hill doesn't understand why Sophie Cunningham has a shoe deal, Dan breaks down that Sophie is the face of the league, her looks sell, and that businesses are in business to make money.
Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark picked up her seventh technical foul of the season during Wednesday night's 123-88 home win over the Connecticut Sun, putting her one technical away from receiving an automatic one-game suspension.
When the Canadian Paralympic Committee (CPC) announced in 2024 that Canada’s Paralympic medallists would be receiving money alongside their hardware for the first time, longtime Para hockey team member Tyler McGregor thought it was a welcome change.