Caitlin Clark says no apology is needed from Chennedy Carter for her flagrant foul
Caitlin Clark was asked before her game at Washington whether she thinks Chennedy Carter owes her a public apology
By Noah Trister
Published - Jun 08, 2024, 12:17 PM ET
Last Updated - Jun 08, 2024, 12:17 PM EDT
WASHINGTON (AP) — Caitlin Clark sounds ready to move on from Chennedy Carter's flagrant foul.
Clark was asked before Indiana's game at Washington on Friday night whether she thinks Carter owes her a public apology, and the rookie standout dismissed the idea.
“No. I mean, basketball's competitive. I get it," Clark said. “Sometimes your emotions get the best of you. Happened to me multiple times throughout the course of my career.”
Clark then took the court and made a career-high seven 3-pointers in the Fever's 85-83 win over the Mystics. She equaled her career high with 30 points.
