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in what was a pretty chippy Thursday night game between the Indiana Fever and Seattle Storm, Indiana coach Christie Sides earned a technical foul while defending her star rookie, Caitlin Clark.
Fieldhouse Files reporter Scott Agness noticed that a possible no-call on the Storm as Clark went in for a basket got Sides fired up on the sideline. Her passionate response to the perceived no-call earned her a technical foul, something Clark picked up earlier in the game.
Sides defending Clark in a moment like this will build trust and respect in the Fever locker room, as opposing players aren&#8217;t going to stop going hard at Clark during her first WNBA season.
While technical fouls are never ideal, standing up for your player when you feel like they&#8217;ve been wronged without proper response is more than fair.
This article originally appeared on For The Win: Caitlin Clark seemingly getting fouled with no call fired up Fever coach Christie Sides to the point of a tech

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Caitlin Clark seemingly getting fouled with no call fired up Fever coach Christie Sides to the point of a tech