Another recent poll showed young voters abandoning Biden in droves, and many, including young non-white voters, have flocked to Trump.

"Given the plight, sometimes, of black head coaches in the NBA, do you think this is a significant moment? Do you take pride in this?"

Amid relentless conversation about race, Michael Wilbon insisted that the Caitlin Clark phenomenon needs even more talk about the subject.

Talk show hosts are now fighting with each other over Caitlin Clark, whose focus is on winning while everyone else does the talking.

The Biden campaign tried to scare Americans by saying that Trump was "the same man who called to execute innocent black men." It didn't work.

"I have way too much respect for her and women to put that into the universe," McAfee said in a follow-up post on Monday afternoon.

Smith rightly blasted McNutt for defending WNBA veterans' jealous of Clark. But both commentators showcased an off-putting degree of pride.

Pat McAfee scolded haters who view Caitlin Clark's popularity through the lens of race, but he went five letters too far for many.

"Today, Donald Trump is pandering and peddling lies and stereotypes for your votes so he can win for himself, not for you," Biden claimed.

Liberals are up in arms that a straight, white woman would dare become a WNBA star and the leftists at "The View" are leading the charge.