Angel Reese.Angel Reese (Credit: Kamil Krzaczynski-Imagn Images)
Chicago Sky star Angel Reese shared a concerning video indicating that she isn’t safe in Indiana, as her feud with Fever superstar Caitlin Clark intensifies.

The well-documented feud between Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark escalated even further during Saturday’s opener, with the latter leading her Fever to a 93-58 blowout victory. In the third quarter of that game, Clark was hit with a flagrant foul after preventing Reese from scoring an easy two-point basket:

On Sunday, the WNBA announced in a statement that they were investigating allegations of racist and hateful comments that some Fever fans made towards Reese. The Chicago star tried to cool down the tension in her post-game presser to reporters, calling Clark’s foul a “basketball play.”

In a new post on her TikTok account, social media personality Coach Jackie J condemned the harmful language and behavior that some Fever fans displayed in the season opener against Angel Reese.

Jackie J added that Reese “is no longer safe” when she enters Indiana’s arena. Reese reposted the video on her TikTok account:

 

@jcubedhax This is not a time for think pieces it’s a time for action #wbb #wnba ♬ original sound – Coach Jackie J

Clark may be the face of the WNBA, but there’s no denying that Reese’s feud with the Iowa product has created plenty of entertainment. Still, it’s horrible and unfortunate that some “fans” have crossed the line to the point where Reese feels unsafe when she comes to Indiana.

Angel Reese Had A Strong Season Opener vs. Fever

Angel Reese on courtAngel Reese (Grace Smith/IndyStar-USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images)
The Sky were no match for the Fever in the season opener, but Reese did her part with a superb individual performance. She finished with 12 points, 17 rebounds and one assist in the loss.

Fans won’t have to wait much longer for the next installment of the Sky-Fever rivalry, as Chicago will welcome Clark and company to Wintrust Arena on June 7. The two teams have four more regular-season meetings on the schedule.