In the wake of a contentious incident involving Chennedy Carter’s ‘Intentional Trip’ against Caitlin Clark, Brittany Mahomes, wife of NFL star Patrick Mahomes II, has stepped forward to express her unwavering support for Clark.

Following the incident on the court, which stirred up a storm of debate within the basketball community, Mahomes took to social media to convey her solidarity with Clark. In a heartfelt message, Mahomes affirmed Clark’s talent and the impact she is making on the game and women’s sports.

“Keep doing your thing! You’re a baller and it’s incredible to see what you’re doing for the game and women’s sports!” Mahomes stated, emphasizing her admiration for Clark’s prowess on the court and her contributions to advancing women’s athletics.

Mahomes’ words of encouragement come at a pivotal moment, as debates surrounding sportsmanship and fair play continue to reverberate across the sporting world. By publicly rallying behind Clark, Mahomes not only offers support to the young athlete but also underscores the importance of standing up for integrity and respect in sports.

As Clark navigates the aftermath of the incident, Mahomes’ vocal endorsement serves as a powerful reminder of the strength found in solidarity and the significance of uplifting fellow athletes, especially in challenging times.

In the face of adversity, Clark can take solace in knowing that she has the backing of not only her peers and fans but also influential figures like Brittany Mahomes, whose voice carries weight in the broader sports community.

As discussions surrounding sportsmanship and ethics in athletics persist, Mahomes’ show of support for Caitlin Clark serves as a beacon of positivity and unity, highlighting the transformative power of encouragement and solidarity in sports.

‘This league is awesome, it’s a physical league,’ Indiana coach Christie Sides said before playing the New York Liberty on Sunday night. ‘That was a non-basketball play that needed to be called in that moment.’

Sides praised Clark in her postgame interview Saturday for keeping her composure through all the physical play she’s faced this season.

‘She showed it last night,’ the coach said. ‘Got up and kept playing. All she did was ask the officials to review it. They didn’t want to listen to it. I applaud her for how she handled it last night.’

Clark, who finished with 11 points, eight rebounds and six assists against Chicago, suffered a blowout loss to the New York Liberty barely a day after the loss to the Sky.

‘I grew up playing basketball with the boys. It’s always been physical and feisty and you have to find a way to hold your own,’ she said.