Caitlin Clark’s Two-Word Taunt of WNBA Player Is Going Viral After Winning Rookie of the Year

Over a week after Caitlin Clark's first season with the Indiana Fever came to an end, the WNBA finally revealed that the former Iowa Hawkeyes standout was named the 2024 Rookie of the Year.

Last week, The Athletic's Shams Charania leaked the news, but the WNBA waited until Thursday to officially announce it.

To celebrate her latest accomplishment, the Fever took to Instagram to make a post highlighting some of the best moments from Clark's rookie year. The post is approaching 5,000 likes in just 30 minutes.

On the second slide, Clark is seen blocking a shot attempt from Seattle Storm guard Sami Whitcomb. The rookie followed up her defensive play with a two-word taunt.

"Hell nah," Clark yelled in Whitcomb's direction.

WNBA fans loved the taunt from Clark and left their thoughts in the comment section.

"Hell nah," one fan said with two laughing emojis.

"Not gonna lie that "Hell Naw!" on her block made me do a triple take to see if it was the real audio, she kilt me with that one," added another.

"Yes I love that block with the "hell NAW'" commented a third.

"That Hell No came from her soul," replied a fourth.

"Hell Nuhhhhhhh," responded a fifth with a laughing emoji.

Clark finished her first year with the most assists in a single season, the most points and three-pointers by a rookie and with WNBA All-Star honors. She helped guide the Fever to their best record since 2015 and their first playoff appearance since 2016.

It truly was a season to remember for the young star.

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