Jason Whitlock critiques targeting of Cunningham and Clark in WNBA
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 15, 2026, 9:28 PM
Last updated Aug 15, 2026

During a CNN interview, Jason Whitlock suggested that WNBA players are targeting Sophie Cunningham and Caitlin Clark due to jealousy over their popularity and differences in race and sexual identity. He specifically mentioned a recent foul against Cunningham by DiJonai Carrington, which has drawn significant media attention. The context includes prior controversial statements by Cunningham regarding transgender athletes, which Whitlock claims has influenced the negative attention. Michael Smerconish challenged Whitlock's assertions, highlighting a lack of evidence linking the fouls to racial animus. The discussion reflects broader debates on representation in the league and player safety.
- •Whitlock claims targeting stems from jealousy over Cunningham and Clark's success.
- •Cunningham was recently fouled by DiJonai Carrington during a game.
- •Comments made by Cunningham about transgender athletes have added to the controversy.
- •Smerconish questioned Whitlock's claims about racial animus in fouls.
- •Discussions around league representation are intensifying.
- 9:28 PMYahoo Sports — Right-Wing Pundit Argues WNBA’s Jealous ‘Black Queers’ Are Targeting Sophie Cunningham and Caitlin Clark
"Jason Whitlock argued WNBA players are going after Sophie Cunningham and Caitlin Clark because they are White and not gay
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