T he Indiana Fever suffered a tough defeat at home Saturday to the defending champion New York Liberty. Fever superstar Caitlin Clark couldn't believe the referees didn't blow the

Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White has confirmed that she faced league discipline after publicly criticizing officiating following the team's loss to the Washington Mystic on

Caitlin Clark scored 27 points and had 11 assists and Aliyah Boston and Kelsey Mitchell each scored 24 points, but it wasn't enough vs. Atlanta Dream.

"Stephanie White could not challenge that foul call on Lexie Hull (the one that led to the game-winning free throws from Sabrina Ionescu) because she didn't have a timeout," wrote Peterson. "You need a full timeout, not a reset timeout, to initiate a challenge."

Indiana Fever coach Stephanie White saw her team drop a home nail-biter against the New York Liberty on Saturday. White's coaching initially came into question late in the game when Fever guard Lexie Hull got called for a foul that sent Liberty superstar guard Sabrina Ionescu to the line for the game-winning free throws.

After a relentless recovery process that's spanned nearly a full calendar year — following a season-ending ACL injury in 2024 — Los Angeles Sparks' star forward

Indiana Fever score: Title-hopeful Fever blow 4th ... But, after she took that final timeout, she couldn’t challenge the call. WNBA rules stipulate that teams need a full timeout (not just ...

Fans are calling for the WNBA to investigate the referees they believe robbed the Indiana Fever against the New York Liberty.