Photo of Caitlin Clark, Team USA Coach At WNBA All-Star Game Is Pure Poetry

As we enter the month-long Olympic break, many fans still question Team USA's selection committee and coach Cheryl Reeve's decision to leave Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark off the 2024 Paris Olympics roster.

When asked before the 2024 WNBA All-Star Game game if she had ever second-guessed the group's decision to leave Clark off the team, Reeve's response was about as blunt as possible: "No," she said .

Clark has gotten the last two laughs over Reeve, defeating Reeve's WNBA team, the Minnesota Lynx, in front of their home crowd a few days ago and guiding Team WNBA to an upset win over Team USA in the All-Star game.

During Clark's win over Reeve and Team USA, a photo was taken of the Fever rookie while Reeve looked on from the background. Given the events of the last month and the drama that's surrounded Clark's omission from Team USA, fans absolutely ate it up.

In the picture, Clark can be seen about to take a jump shot. In the background, you can see Reeve standing courtside with her hands on her hips as she watches Clark shoot.

Some fans wondered if that was the very moment that Reeve was possibly regretting Team USA's decision to head to Paris without Clark.

"Watch & LEARN, Reeve," one fan said in the comments .

Despite the former Iowa Hawkeyes star not being selected, Team USA should still have no problem winning gold in Paris. They have won gold medals in seven straight Olympic appearances and show no signs of slowing down.

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