Fake News Outlets BLINDED BY HATE FOR CAITLIN CLARK FABRICATE LIES Just To Diminish ELITE Career
In the ever-growing debate surrounding women’s college basketball, misinformation has once again taken center stage. Recent claims that Juju Watkins has surpassed Caitlin Clark as the all-time leading scorer through a player’s first two seasons in NCAA history have been making waves. However, as the facts reveal, these assertions are nothing more than fabricated narratives aimed at diminishing Clark’s legacy.
The Truth Behind the Numbers
Ben Daniel, host of the Ben Daniel Podcast, dissected the misleading reports, exposing how certain media outlets and social media figures have distorted reality. The claim in question suggests that Juju Watkins has outscored Clark through their first two college seasons. However, a simple fact-check proves otherwise.
- Juju Watkins: 1,684 points
- Caitlin Clark: 1,662 points
- Kelsey Mitchell (the actual record-holder): 1,762 points
It turns out that Kelsey Mitchell, not Juju Watkins or Caitlin Clark, holds the real record for most points scored in the first two NCAA seasons. Despite this, misleading headlines have continued to push the false narrative that Clark has been dethroned.
Blinded by Bias?
Daniel argues that the obsession with undermining Caitlin Clark stems from a deeper agenda. Certain individuals and media outlets appear more focused on discrediting Clark’s success rather than celebrating the achievements of all players fairly.
He highlights how misinformation spreads rapidly, with figures on social media failing to do basic fact-checking. “All they had to do was go to the stats, add up the numbers, and the truth would have been obvious,” he stated.
Furthermore, the discussion around Clark’s playing time during the COVID-19 season has been conveniently ignored. She played fewer games than her competitors, yet her impact on the game remains undeniable.
Clark’s Legacy Remains Intact
Despite the media frenzy, Clark’s accomplishments speak for themselves. She remains one of the most dominant scorers in college basketball history, with elite passing skills that set her apart from the competition.
While Juju Watkins is undoubtedly a talented player with a bright future, the narrative that she has already surpassed Clark is simply inaccurate. The tendency to manipulate statistics to fit a biased agenda only discredits those pushing these narratives.
Conclusion: A Lesson in Media Literacy
This situation serves as a reminder of how easily misinformation can spread in the digital age. Fans and analysts alike must be vigilant in verifying sources before accepting bold claims as fact.
Clark’s legacy remains untarnished, and as the debate rages on, one thing is certain—truth and accuracy should always take precedence over sensationalism.
