Lip-readers think Caitlin Clark shouted NSFW words at a ref: 'Grow up!'
But it was in that game that Clark appealed angrily to a referee about something. I honestly don't know what it was about, but lip-readers had a field day with a couple of videos. They think she cursed at the official as she was held back: "Are you [expletive] kidding me?"
She also apparently told him to "grow up." And somehow she wasn't given a technical foul. But wow, this got heated. What was it about? We have no idea.
What did Caitlin Clark say to this referee?
In the video above, someone thought it was "That has nothing to do with it. Are you [expletive] kidding me?" and "That's just rude. Grow up! Unbelievable."
This one below has more captioning:
Just wild.
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