Sophie Cunningham makes former ESPN mouthpiece Ryan Clark look like a clown after disgusting remarks

'Outkick' host Dan Dakich joins host Jon Scott to discuss the growing fan support for Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham. Dakich praises Cunningham for her courage to speak out on protecting women's sports. The discussion comes as crowds gather outside WNBA arenas holding signs of support, bringing the ongoing national debate surrounding transgender athletes in female divisions directly to the hardwood.

Ryan Clark, less than a month removed from being able to spout off nonsense on ESPN, is back to gaslighting on his podcast.

There's always an outlet for woke drivel, folks. It's 2026, after all.

Clark was laid off from ESPN last month, along with dozens of others, including Cam Newton and Karl Ravech. Clark's removal was the most high-profile given it happened during a live taping of NFL Live, and also suspiciously came after OutKick told the network we knew Clark was amongst the oncoming layoffs.

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That's neither here nor there, though. Semantics!

Clark was then fired — in his words — and then immediately jumped on his "Pivot" podcast and literally cried racism, as one does in these circumstances. He said he wasn't allowed to be "too black" at ESPN.

Seriously.

Anyway, Clark's most recent target? Sophie Cunningham, of course! Duh. Clark hopped back on his podcast this week and decided to drag Sophie through the mud because she said little girls in locker rooms deserve to be protected.

Ryan Clark of ESPN's Monday Night Football Countdown before the NFC Wild Card Playoff game between the Minnesota Vikings and the Los Angeles Rams at State Farm Stadium on Jan. 13, 2025, in Glendale, Ariz. (Getty Images)

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