Minnesota Lynx head coach Cheryl Reeve threatened to ban the StudBudz from streaming if they lose to Angel Reese on Tuesday. It proves the Chicago Sky are the laughing stock of the WNBA.
You cannot lose to a team with eight more losses than wins!
Reeve, the reigning WNBA Coach of the Year, spent the long weekend in Indianapolis for the All-Star Game and corresponding festivities. As did her entire frontcourt, Courtney Williams and Natisha Hiedeman. They are best known together as the ‘StudBudz.’
The StudBudz took over Indianapolis.
The StudBudz streamed live on Twitch for 72 hours during all of the festivities. You can watch all of the best moments from their hilarious weekend here.
Williams and Hiedeman completely stole the show. There was a lot more conversation on social media about the livestream than there was about the actual on-court activities. Even Caitlin Clark was watching.
As fun as it was to witness the StudBudz turn up in Indianapolis, all good things must come to an end.
Back to work!
The Lynx flew home on Sunday. They return to the court at home on Tuesday. Their first opponent back is the Sky.
Chicago currently sits third-to-last in the league at 7-15. Minnesota sits first at 20-4.
In no world should the Lynx lose to the Sky. It would not even be a fluke if they did. It would be a catastrophic failure for the best team in the league to lose to a basement dweller. Reeve agrees!
The veteran head coach threatened to revoke Courtney Williams and Natasha Hiedeman’s streaming privileges in the future if they do not win their first game back after the All-Star break.
Tough look for Chicago. Angel Reese’s team is so awful that a loss to the Sky would be enough reason to remove all outside distractions from the locker room. A loss would be a “come to Jesus” moment. Yikes.