Reeve is coach of the USA Women’s National Team and the Minnesota Lynx

Cheryl Reeve made it clear she was in no mood to discuss Caitlin Clark and her Olympics snub after the Minnesota Lynx came up short against the Indiana Fever.

Reeve, who is coach of the USA Women’s National Team and the Lynx, looked visibly annoyed when a reporter asked her about Clark being left off the team for the upcoming Games.

Caitlin Clark reaction to to her opponents’ flops

“Why the hell would I answer a national team question?” Reeve responded as per ESPN.

“I’m wearing Lynx. And I’m the head coach of the national team but I’m not the chair of the committee. Anybody want to venture into anything else?”

Clark has become a force in the WNBA since being selected first overall by the fever in this year’s draft.

However, there was plenty of reaction last month following news that she wasn’t one of the 12 woman on the USA Women’s National Team for the Olympics.

Some questioned the decision to leave Clark off the team given her popularity and what she would do for viewership numbers, while others argued she wasn’t ready yet.

Reeve blunt when asked about Fever support

Although Sunday’s game between the Fever and Lynx was played in Minnesota, there were fans openly cheering for Clark.

Prior to the game, Reeve was asked about the increased attendance and the support Indiana was receiving despite playing on the road, she answered bluntly.

“I don’t give two s**ts,” she joked.

Cheryl Reeve was blunt when asked about fans cheering for the opposing team in Indiana during a home game for the Lynx.

“Not even one s***.”#Lynx #WNBA pic.twitter.com/RxbMAKDcdw

— Andrew Cornelius (@AndrewCorn03) July 14, 2024

When a reporter asked “How about one?” Reeve responded with: “[I don’t’ give] not even one s**t.”

As for Clark, she praised the Fever fans in attendance that helped the team improve to an 11-14 record.

“There were a lot of Fever fans,” said Clark. “They were cheering, going crazy. A lot of people that probably supported me when I was here playing with Iowa, but it’s a great venue, the Target Center is awesome.

“I remember when I was here in college, and people were lined up like overnight to try to get in the door, and they just love women’s basketball. The city supports women’s basketball, obviously the history here and what the Lynx have been able to do. But yeah, I mean, I guess there’s a little magic in here. Who knows? Knock on wood, because we do come back.”