Angel Reese’s life was forever changed last season when LSU won a national title.
In the same way that women’s basketball continues to attract the greatest attention it has ever received, so did Caitlin Clark of Iowa.
Reese and Clark were pioneers in this movement, laying the groundwork for what was to come.
What has transpired for Reese and Clark since the national championship game? What modifications have they made to their lives?
Well, Name, Image, and Likeness together with social media have been the two main drivers of that development.
Since winning the championship, those two things have had the greatest impact on Reese’s life.
The standout forward for LSU inked NIL contracts with Coach and received an ESPY for Best Breakthrough Athlete this offseason.
“I don’t belong in the box that you all think I should. I’m too naughty. At a press conference held after the game, Reese declared, “I’m too ghetto.” You all say nothing when others do the same, though. This was therefore intended for girls who resemble me and who will speak up for their beliefs.
Many people believe that the two have developed a rivalry since the national title and that retaliation may be forthcoming in Monday’s Elite 8 clash.
Are they rivals, though? They don’t appear to believe that.
Clark jumped to Reese’s defense after she was subjected to a barrage of criticism following her gesture to him during the national final.
Clark remarked, “I don’t think Angel should be criticized at all.” “We’re all.
