Lisa Bluder, Caitlin Clark's head coach during her college career at Iowa, discussed WNBA officiating after the Indiana Fever guard was involved in an altercation during Indiana's 88-71 win over the Connecticut Sun on Tuesday.

Connecticut Sun guard Marina Mabrey's technical foul, assessed after she shoved Caitlin Clark in Tuesday night's game between the Sun and the Indiana Fever, was upgraded to a Flagrant-2, according to ESPN.

Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark was warming up in the home of the Golden State Warriors when she shouted out one of the team's all-time greats.

And Caitlin Clark is not only a superstar, she is the WNBA's best asset. The calls are always going to be criticized, and because it is Clark, they'll be magnified. That notion was crystallized this week when the officials working the Connecticut Sun game in Indiana on Tuesday allowed the physicality of the Sun--especially longtime Clark nemesis Jacy Sheldon--to devolve into tensions and serval far-too-physical plays,