LSU Star Angel Reese Sends Unexpected Invite to Caitlin Clark Months After Snatching ‘The Dream’ From Iowa’s Arch-Rival

LSU Tiger’s Angel Reese has become one of the most celebrated college athletes in the country today. Gaining popularity during the 2023 NCAA Division I Women’s basketball tournament the 21-year-old has since then continued her meteoric rise even winning the Best Breakthrough Athlete Award during the ESPY’s this year. While Angel has become an integral part of the LSU team the 2023 season was her first in purple and gold as she initially suited up for the Maryland Terrapins during her freshman and sophomore years. Transferring to LSU in 2022 the 6’3 forward was able to win the NCAA title in her first year as she and her team defeated Catilin Clark’s Iowa Hawkeye’s in the title game with a score of 102-85.

Earning LSU their first ever women’s NCAA basketball title Reese was at first marred by journalists for her antics during the Final as she was seen taunting Iowa star Caitlin Clark during the game. While the two have since then disregarded any bad blood between them Reese recently sent an unexpected invite to her rival months after their Finals bust up.

Angel Reese sends an invite to Iowa’s Caitlin Clark

Having infamously hit John Cena’s ‘you can’t see me’ gesture towards Caitlin Clark during the NCAA Finals LSU’s Angel Reese came under much scrutiny for her Un sportsman like conduct as she snatched ‘The Dream’ form her Iowa archrival last season. This probe although disrespectful was dismissed by Caitlin a few days later as she called Reese’s actions to be a “normal part of competitive sports” and that she would have “done the same thing.”

Clark’s comments paved the way for a budding rivalry as the two seniors now enter their final season of collegiate sports. While the pair will suit up for opposite sides, Reese recently extended an olive branch to her rival as she sent an unexpected invite to Caitlin Clark bringing an end to any bad blood between the two.

Sitting down for an interview during LSU’s recent media day preparations Reese revealed her love for her rival as she then sent an unexpected invite to her stating, “I love Caitlin; we’ve been competing since we were in AAU, it was always fun, always competitive. One day, hopefully, we could even be teammates.”

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Despite Angel Reese’s ‘you can’t see me’ taunt grabbing all the headlines during the Finals the gesture wasn’t enough to erase the season that she and Caitlin had as both women put up insane numbers during the year.

Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark’s impressive numbers last season

Reese who was also named the Most Outstanding player of the tournament averaged 23.3 points and 15.6 rebounds per game as she led LSU to their first ever title. While Reese took home the Most Outstanding Player award her competitor was able to trump her for the National Player of the Year award as she averaged 27.7 points and 7.2 rebounds while also dropping a humongous 40 points and 8 assists against South Carolina during their Final Four game.

With Reese now joining Olivia Dunne in her peculiar decision could she repeat last year’s success once again or is it time for Caitlin Clark to win her first NCAA title? Let us know in the comments below.

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