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Warriors Can’t Contain Laughter As National Anthem Singer Waves Pride Flag
Apparently, an entire night dedicated to Pride wasn’t enough.
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Apparently, an entire night dedicated to Pride wasn’t enough.

Clay Travis breaks down the latest controversies surrounding LeBron James and the WNBA, calls out Paul Finebaum for finally admitting he was right, and reacts to another massive weekend of college football television ratings. Clay starts with LeBron James' behavior during the national anthem, questioning whether LeBron would act the same way during China's national anthem. He then turns to the WNBA Finals, where teams left the court before the national anthem and returned afterward, before reacting to Angel Reese being asked about becoming an Atlanta sports legend. Paul Finebaum has finally gone on record confirming something Clay Travis previously reported, and Clay wants an apology. Plus, Enes Kanter Freedom asks a question about defining what a woman is that the WNBA seemingly can't answer. Clay also shares his latest college football picks, announces that Luke Bryan will join him at Big Noon Kickoff on Saturday, and reacts to the New York Times criticizing the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show for being too sexy.
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The anthem controversy is just the latest in a string of politically charged headlines for the WNBA.

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Commanders vs. 49ers on Monday Night Football is in the books, so where have the lines opened for another week of action? Joe Raineri, Kelly Stewart, and Ariel Epstein break down all the latest line movement across the board, plus all the angles and ways to bet with the NBA season tipping off tonight! LIVE Tuesday, October 20 at 4 PM ET on ON TILT. Tonight on the board: - 76ers at Knicks (7:00 PM ET, NBC) - Thunder at Spurs (9:30 PM ET, NBC) - NCAAF: Middle Tennessee vs. FIU (7:00 PM ET, CBSSN) - NCAAF: Missouri St. vs Delaware (7:00 PM ET, ESPNU) - NCAAF: South Alabama vs. Marshall (7:30 PM ET, ESPN2) Also on the show: - MNF Reactions: Commanders vs. 49ers - CFB Week 8: Ole Miss vs Texas, Pitt vs Miami, Michigan vs. Indiana, and more - CFB Heisman Update: What doe the odds tell you going forward - Line movement across college football and the NFL Drop your early CFB Week 8 leans in the live chat. ON TILT is live Monday to Friday at 4 PM ET. Subscribe for daily NFL, college football, and MLB playoff picks. Presented by Hard Rock Bet: https://www.hardrock.bet/ontilt #MondayNightFootball #IndianaVsMichigan #OleMissVsTexas #NFLPicks #CollegeFootballPicks #RaysVsGuardians #ALCS
1hThe WNBA is facing another controversy, Victor Wembanyama is drawing backlash over his response to riots in France, and Jalen Hurts is reportedly out for the season with a serious health condition. Take advantage of the latest offers from Hard Rock Bet! https://www.hardrock.bet/clay Clay Travis opens the show discussing Jalen Hurts' reported blood clots, the questions surrounding his medical clearance, and why his remarkable journey from being benched at Alabama to winning a Super Bowl remains one of the greatest comeback stories in sports. Attention then turns to the WNBA, where Clay criticizes teams reportedly refusing to take the court for the National Anthem during the Finals. He discusses the league's struggles to embrace new audiences, Caitlin Clark's impact on women's basketball, Sophie Cunningham's support for female cross-country runners in Washington, and the backlash Jennifer Sey faced for wearing an XX-XY shirt at a Golden State Valkyries game. Clay also addresses the ongoing unrest in France, Victor Wembanyama's controversial social media activity, and what he believes these developments mean for Western civilization.
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The WNBA is also taking heat for refusing to stand up for girls and women's sports.


Martha Reeves, a Motown singer, is being made fun of for the performance.








