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In the unofficial home debut of Caitlin Clark with the Fever on Thursday, Indiana showed it’s ready for one of the game’s top stars.
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana has long been a basketball-crazed state. From preps to pros, there has never been such a thing as too much basketball.
Search the largest high school gymnasiums in America, and 10 of the top 12 are located in Indiana. It’s a list that doesn’t even include the largest gym in the country, a 9,000-seat arena nicknamed the Wigwam that closed in 2016.

Kansas City Chiefs long snapper James Winchester knew the relationship was for real when he saw Travis Kelce “smiling and blushing” over Taylor Swift’s first appearance at the team’s win over the Chicago Bears in September.
On Wednesday’s episode of the Like a Farmer podcast, Winchester told host Pat Spinosa he was skeptical of Kelce and Swift’s rumored relationship until the moment the Chiefs’ equipment manager pointed out the pop star in the Kelce family suite.
So then he went straight to the source: Travis Kelce.

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As the league continues to expand, another location has been tabbed for a WNBA team
The WNBA is entering an extremely profitable and fun time for the league. A growing, passionate fanbase and the inclusion of new star players such as Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese means the growth of the sport is only going to skyrocket from here. With all of these good things happening in the WNBA, the league is expanding and heading up north.
Per Ben Steiner, the WNBA is expanding into Toronto.

Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James has a knack for spreading racist narratives when they don’t exist.
Whether it’s incorrectly saying a man sprayed racist graffiti on his mansion, or calling a cop racist and saying he needed to be held accountable for defending himself, James is the king of stirring the pot with race-baiting narratives. It’s incredibly harmful and, frankly, annoying to listen to.
But for the first time in forever, he has the opportunity to comment on a legitimately racist story, and it directly involves him.