Candace Clark

@trendyhoopstars Do CC next

ON THIS DAY three years ago, LSU’s Angel Reese recorded 25 points, 24 rebounds, 4 assists, 3 steals, and 6 blocks in a 66-42 second-round victory over No. 18 Michigan. She became the only second player in women’s college basketball history to post a 25-20-5 stat line in the NCAA tournament, joining Tennessee’s Daedra Charles (1991). 🪄

@problemsthots “Not on-ball nearly as much and still dominated the glass” 🤣 “possesionmaxxed” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Basketball terms 😅

@AngelReezer twitter troll grifter appears confused at actual basketball terms. more at 9.

she such a scalable player. played the 5, low usage, not on-ball nearly as much, and still dominated the glass, defended really well in space, posessionmaxxed, and finished well.

@MLee_thelefty @ill_name_this_x Lol 😆 not hitting the rim on half the layups she shoots is also from her basketball abilities

@AngelReezer @ill_name_this_x Influence didn't help her win back to back rebounding titles. It didn't make Angel one of only 2 players last season to be in the top 25 in all 5 major statistics(Stewy) or make her the only player to lead her team in PPG/RPG/APG. These were earned by her basketball skills.

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@TrillKevin Ugh it was yt privilege wasn’t it

Buddy a weirdo but he right Howard should of won that shit if we keeping it 💯

@jaguarsmollett @aniyaaaxoxo @skano_Isback But try to be 100% honest for one quick question Would you hate Caitlin Clark if she was ghetto or black?

@aniyaaaxoxo @skano_Isback Yet they can’t explain how Paige had 2 million fan votes 😂 or how Unrivaled made even more money this season.

Clark fans are literally the dumbest people I have even encountered. They will commit felonies and then say they are the victim.

@trendyhoopstars This account is super sad LOL

To be the best, you have to actually produce against the best—and the numbers continue to make a clear case for Paige Bueckers as the top 25-and-under player in the game right now. This isn’t a matter of opinion. It’s backed by production. Across the WNBA, Unrivaled, and now the FIBA World Cup qualifying tournament, Bueckers has repeatedly shown that her level doesn’t drop against elite competition. Against the top four teams in the WNBA this past season, she averaged (18.1) points, (5.3) assists, and (2.0) stocks (steals+blocks), while maintaining an impressive 2.74 assist-to-turnover ratio and shooting 45.4% from the field. In the Unrivaled League, against its top four teams, she put up (21.5) points, (5.2) rebounds, and (5.3) assists. That stretch included multiple 30-point outings, including a 37-point performance against eventual champions Mist BC, along with a 29-point showing in a first-round win over fourth-seeded Rose BC. More recently, in FIBA World Cup qualifying play against qualified international teams, Bueckers averaged (12.3) points and (2.3) stocks in just 21 minutes per game, posting a (13.7) efficiency rating while shooting 55.1% from the field. Her scoring ranked third among Team USA players in those matchups, trailing only Kelsey Plum and Kahleah Copper—both established Olympians. At every level, against the highest tier of competition, the production holds. 🪄

@ComfortSheriff Stats better than everyone else Wouldn’t it be lowering the standard if………someone else got it? 😩😅

Every time they are going to lower the standard just to accommodate her.

Team Leaders Points 1. Caitlin Clark 12.3 1. Paige Bueckers 12.3 3. Rhyne Howard 10.7 Assists 1. Caitlin Clark 6.3 2. Chelsea Gray 4.7 3. Dearica Hamby 3.3 Box +/- 1. Caitlin Clark 26.7 2. Kelsey Plum 24.7 3. Rhyne Howard 23.0

@YaGirlJiggy It seems like a different point guard leads the team in points, assists, and efficiency % What are you basing your take on (Just curious)

Chelsea Gray is Team USA's PG1 and eventually yall are going to have to accept this

@RGIII That’s crazy. Trendy hoops has been saying she’s not good at basketball. Are you saying Trendy Hoops isn’t credible?

Caitlin Clark leads all Team USA players with 51 points and 25 assists through 4 games at the FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup Qualifier. Looks like her game travels internationally 🏀

@trendyhoopstars Girl can’t even lead the Chicago Sky to the PLAYOFFS let alone a championship Looking sillier and sillier going back in time every year that passes, Trendy

When you talk about a player whose arrival immediately led to a championship, LSU’s Angel Reese comes to mind. Reese could have easily joined the defending champions at South Carolina or formed a dynamic trio with Rickea Jackson and Jordan Horston at Tennessee. Instead, she chose a different route and transferred to LSU. The situation she walked into made that decision even more significant. LSU had been eliminated in the second round of the 2022 NCAA Tournament and lost five of its top seven scorers from that roster. The 2022–23 team was largely composed of transfers who had been bench players at their previous schools, a junior college transfer, and three freshmen. When you lay it out like that, there was a reason LSU was projected to enter the season unranked before Reese’s arrival. This is not to suggest Reese was the only contributor on the team. However, she was the final addition that helped push the program into another gear and guide the Tigers to heights they likely would not have reached before she arrived. According to ESPN, her arrival changed the team’s fortunes—and that is exactly what happened. LSU went from being projected as an unranked team to finishing the regular season ranked No. 4 in the country. Without Reese, the Tigers very well could have been a 10-loss team that year. In the team’s six regular-season single-digit victories, the Baltimore native averaged (25.7) points and (17.8) rebounds. She was also the country’s best player when evaluating both raw numbers and advanced metrics. Reese finished with the highest total box score production in the nation and was the only player in the country to rank in the top 10 nationally in Player Efficiency Rating, Win Shares, Offensive Rating, and Defensive Rating. All of that came while leading a team projected to be unranked to a No. 4 finish by the end of the regular season. In the 2023 NCAA Tournament, Reese averaged (21.3) points, (15.2) rebounds, (2.7) steals, and (2.5) blocks—leading the team in each category—as LSU captured the program’s first national championship. And the path to the title was far from easy. After defeating No. 18 Michigan, LSU went on to defeat three top-10 teams: No. 8 Utah, No. 4 Virginia Tech, and No. 3 Iowa. In many ways, a championship for Reese felt inevitable. She could have pursued that title at South Carolina or Tennessee—two of her top transfer destinations and programs that have combined for 10 national championships. Instead, Reese chose to build something new at LSU—and in doing so, led the program to the first national championship in its history. 🪄

@PolymarketHoops @HerHoops101 @trendyhoopstars If we could get an update from you on this ^ Pretty big miss on your end if you say you cover women’s basketball

Caitlin Clark is leading Team USA in: • Points • Assists • +/- • Efficiency

@trendyhoopstars LMAO trendy gotta get creative with stats whenever he talking bout Angel Reese

Angel Reese heading into the final game of the FIBA World Cup Qualifying Tournament: 7.5 PPG on 61.1% FG 8.0 RPG (1st on team) 2.1 SPG+BPG (3rd on team) 13.8 EFF (4th on team) 0.846 EFF per minute (1st on team) 16.5 MPG (7th on team) 🇺🇸🪄

@trendyhoopstars LMAO CC carries this whole team

USA players’ efficiency rating per minute: 1. Angel Reese — .854 2. Paige Bueckers — .793 3. Monique Billings — .760 4. Kiki Iriafen — .736 5. Caitlin Clark — .733 6. Dearica Hamby — .722 7. Jackie Young — .720 8. Rhyne Howard — .560 9. Rae Burrell — .592 10. Kahleah Copper — .565 11. Chelsea Gray — .560 12. Kelsey Plum — .483 🪄

@pocha5322 “Point Forward” lmfao

Angel Reese is an Olympic level rebounder. Angel Reese is not an Olympic level point forward. If you can't understand this then you can't be helped. x.com/i/status/20328…

@DayDreamThis Oh it still will😩

This would have gone viral.