Content To Not Fit The Story LSU S Reese Triumphs When It's All Said And Done

Content To Not 'Fit The Story,' LSU's Reese Triumphs When It's All Said And Done

Angel Reese taunts Caitlin Clark during LSU's women's NCAA Tournament title win over Iowa

DALLAS - - LSU Tigers ladies' b-ball star Heavenly messenger Reese came out on top for the public title and the Most Extraordinary Player grant at the ladies' Last Four on Sunday, then said she wasn't worried about any analysis coordinated toward her.

         
"The entire year, I was scrutinized for what my identity was. I don't fit the story," Reese said. "I don't fit the case that you all maintain that I should be in. I'm also hood. I'm too ghetto. You all let me know that throughout the year. At the point when others do it, and you all don't not say anything.




"So this is for the young ladies that seem as though me. For those that need to support what they have confidence in. It's proudly you. Also, that is what I [did] before this evening. It was greater than me this evening. Furthermore, Twitter will go into a fury without fail."




Reese, a 6-foot-3 forward who moved to LSU this season following two years at Maryland, had 15 focuses and 10 bounce back in the Tigers' 102-85 triumph over the Iowa Hawkeyes. Late, she gave wrestling star John Cena's "You can't see me" hand movement toward Hawkeyes monitor Caitlin Clark, then motioned to her ring finger to represent the public title ring she would get.




Clark, who had done her own Cena move and rubbish talk during the competition, was gotten some information about Reese and said she saw nothing regrettable about her or LSU.




"I was simply attempting to get to the handshake line and shake hands and be thankful that my group was there," Clark said. "All the credit on the planet to LSU. They were enormous. They merit it. They had an enormous season.




"Kim Mulkey instructed them in this way, so well. She's one of the most amazing ball mentors ever, and it shows. She just directed truly kind sentiments toward me in the handshake line, so I'm extremely thankful of that as well."




Reese said of her signals, "Caitlin Clark is an amazing player, without a doubt. Yet, ... I was in my pack. I was in my second."




Reese, who completed this season averaging 23.0 focuses and 15.4 bounce back, has been an ideal fit in Mallet Rouge, Louisiana, and has expressed moving to LSU was the best choice of her life. Her partners have valued having her.




She has numerous name, picture and resemblance bargains and is a famous figure via virtual entertainment, despite the fact that she says the gab there doesn't exactly make any difference to her.




"I feel like I've developed ladies' b-ball this year. I'm really cheerful and energized," Reese said. "I couldn't care less about any other person and what they need to say regarding me. I don't want to be All-American. I don't want to be cautious player of the year, player of the year. The greatest objective is to be a public boss, and that is the very thing that I did.




"I can simply gloat on "That. Twitter can get out whatever Twitter can say. I love perusing those remarks. I have all the screen captures of the thing everyone has said about me throughout the season. What are you going to say now?"

Louisiana State Wins N.C.A.A. Women’s Title With Rout of Clark and Iowa

Angel Reese starred and talked trash as her Tigers held Caitlin Clark and Iowa at bay in a 102-85 victory.