Why Rich Eisen Has ZERO Problems with Caitlin Clark’s Fiery On-Court Demeanor | The Rich Eisen Show
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- Rich Eisen comments on the double standard facing Caitlin Clark for taking heat for her fiery on-court demeanor.
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Agreed. There are behaviors that would diminish someone's standing as a role model. Hers certainly hasn't been one of them.
Rich is always so diplomatic, but thank you for clearly calling out the double standards people have
The class of sports journos
Larry Bird was infamous with taunting. Part of being a top shelf competitor.
Not all top shelf competitors need to taunt. That's an inaccurate statement.
Larry Bird's trash talking was an important part of his game.
"Michael Jordan made you look slow, but Larry Bird made you look stupid." - James Worthy
@@johnbox271 There is zero proof that trash talking helped his game. Unless Bird was quoted which i haven't seen.
in the 19fucking80s against allstar players..she hooping nobody
@@greggibson33When you can cause the other player to lose composure, it can affect their game.
Rodman was asked about Bird’s performance and said Bird was “very overrated” and that he had only won three straight MVPs ”because he was white.”
1987, after the Pistons were eliminated by Larry Bird and his Celtics in Game 7 of the 1987 Eastern Conference Finals.
"Now, looking back at this moment some 35 years later, Dennis Rodman talked about his rivalry with Bird, granted it was pretty one-sided as Bird would often school the young Rodman apologized for his statement then and admitted it was a mistake"
I have no problem with her behavior, either. She's a generational talent, and as such she's under an electron microscope where her every move is scrutinized. For those who dislike all the attention she gets and want to find flaws to "knock her down a few pegs" says more about them than her.
I coached college women and the thing inhated the most was that they didn't have this kind of fire. I and many other coaches would have sould our souls for this kind of energy. Never change.
No remodel is perfect. Name 1? I want her to keep that same energy in the final 4.
You don't have to be perfect to act with respect and dignity towards your opponent while representing your school and family. Should be second nature.
Thanks for saying it Rich.
Unprecedented college run, Karens out there: “she is too feisty, I don’t like her”….. STFU!
Well she`s not punching and choking teammates like Draymond Green.
So anything up to actual violence is acceptable, role-model behavior?
@@greggibson33 That`s for you to decide.
@@francinecorry633 Now we know where you stand. Thanks.
@@greggibson33 Whose we?
Thank you for the perspective.
I feel like when you achieve what she has, you can act however you want. She's so much fun to watch. She's passionate and doesn't get into trouble. She just balls out every game.
Dudes! I've been to MANY Iowa home games (we live in IC), and right now we have great seat neighbors but we used have these obese guys who would yell at the players to get moving and get their asses down the floor. These were guys who could barely make the stairs to their seats.
I will say I do watch a lot of womens basketball. Worst officiating in any sport no matter the team. I see better officiating the high school level. You’re never going to win a argument on missed calls or bad calls but it would get annoying game in and game out. Caitlin Clark is a fierce competitor on the court but it’s her alter ego. She’s a amazing human being off the court and does so much for the community.
It is atrocious
But the subject of this video is not her work in the community or bad referees. It's how she conducts herself on the court. Taunting opponents and throwing F bombs at refs is totally unacceptable behavior. Period.
I have a problem. I'm The Best Dad Ever. LOL
I don’t have a problem with it either, my problem is that when Angel Reese or any other black female acts like that on the court they get lambasted for it.
No, they don't. Angel? Yes, because she is clearly over the line with the taunting and dirty play. I have zero problems with any other black player with their on court demeanor. Angel is a straight up dirty and mean spirited player period.
Yep.... the Simone Biles, Olympic level of mental gymnastics some people put forth for their double standard based on race .... simply mind boggling
She is a heck of a talent. I don’t like how she cries when she doesn’t get the call she wants. I hate it when athletes, male or female, come off that way.
According to Rich, bitching about calls and humiliating opponents is 'fiery.'
So basically every athlete ever. Especially these days
@@ryanskeir7908 Hakeem, Dr. J, Duncan, Jerry West, Kareem etc. etc. .... all taunted and verbally humiliated their opponents??? You might want to rethink that.
What makes these men automatically think it's mainly men criticizing Clark? Women tear down other women worse than men ever do. Sheryl Swoopes is a perfect example.
The people that have a problem with it are the ones rooting against her. That’s the case with any star player in any sport!
Not always true. I'm a fan but the moment she taunted, dissed or humiliated an opponent I would bench her asap. Totally unacceptable behavior.
I use to watch all the major sports but now only NFL. College football during their playoffs is about all I can handle of amateur sports. Now that being said if this woman’s sportsmanship is the same as her male counterparts then I see no problem. Now if the WNBA wants to promote better sportsmanship I see no problems with that either. Maybe they could teach the men a thing or two.
I dont see how the argument against her conduct has any standing at all.
Those who can’t do, judge! Go get em Caitlin!❤
I love how everyone is how "there's a doubles standard" and then dont want her to take an incredible opportunity with Big 3!
Eisen calling out the haters✌
Caitlin is "fiery." But f she looked like the LSU girls, it would be called something quite different. And I'm a Caitlin fan btw.
😂😂 when she does it, she’s “fiery.....”
Isn’t that rich.
I mean if we are being completely honest I find it a bit off to go at Draymond after last night when he was fr just arguing a call, then to prop up the competitive nature that sports need. Kinda feels like pick a lane, no? It comes with the nature of the game for people to get fiery, we should be okay when it occasionally crosses the line
Raymond earned a permanent suspension a while ago.
I love Caitlin Clark's competitive spirit and flare. She's is a generational talent and highly confident. She's the face of any girl or young woman who wants to strive to be the very best at anything they attempt to do in life.
I feel the same for angel let them play I love it
It is absolutely a double standard! I have actually seeing posts online using terms like "lady-like." smfh Plus, anybody who gets that big is going to attract more than their fair share of haters - pitiful little people with no lives.
They all do it ...
Inaccurate statement.
Any time you have a player / singer / celebrity as a role model, you really need to ask yourself how bad of a parent are you or how bad of standards do you have so you need others to copy from. Then you debase them because they don't hold up to your standards.
Just go look at Ja Morant with his partying and guns. I have seen worse behaviors existing and former players. LeBron with his flopping. Many many worse role models than Caitlin Clarke. And she isn't even out of college. I have seen ZERO role models to others that are even still learning as for themselves.
TJ you so right!!
This is a dork take. No one cares what these players do. Who are these people he’s referring to?
I have zero interest in 3 v 3 but will watch the WNBA team if she’s on it.
100%
The WNBA players appear to hate her
Just a lot of jealousy
I have no problem with it also, but I also have no problem using her behavior a great teaching moment to teach my young daughter about how to balance the competition along with being a true sportsman. Just because some men handle themselves like idiots doesn't mean we have to condone it in women also. Looks like her Dad is continually teaching her to be better, maybe some of the men's parents need to do a little more of this teaching.
Not sure what you saw Rich, but the only thing I saw people criticizing her for was she very clearly directed a “f*** you” to the ref. As you mentioned that’s not gonna work 😂
Every single player in the NBA has said "f*** you" to a ref. But it's not really a story because when men do it it's just a normal thing.
@@jwhittington78 Didn't realize she was in the NBA. I thought she was a scholarship athlete representing her university.
She’s a beast.
So Angel Reese does it , its a problem she's a villain, but Caitlin Clark does it well it's OK, the hypocrisy is sickening 😮.
I love her spunk!
Double standard...men are full of bluster...when women show aggression they are considered a "B"! Double standard! She is excellent!
Double standard for sure . She is not sugar and spice and everything nice 😂😂😂
Rich Eisen is certainly free to have his personal views on what is acceptable "on court" (on field, etc. in other sports) behavior. Likewise, he's free to have his personal views on what characteristics constitute being a "good role model." Accordingly, he's certainly well within his bounds to say that HE personally has "no problem" with "behavioral" and "leadership" traits that some others might find objectionable. That's because he's free as an individual to have his own standards and values ... and to impart the same to his kids if that's what he wants/chooses to do.
HOWEVER, he needs to recognize and RESPECT that each and every other individual adult/parent NOT named "Rich Eisen" is equally just as entitled to have his/her opinion as to what constitutes "acceptable on court behavior" and "leadership/role model" behavior for their world view AND also to impart the same to his/her children. Why? Because those traits, values, and perspectives are PERSONAL ... and ALL parents have the right to teach their children.
ACCORDINGLY, it is DISRESPECTFUL and flat-out WRONG for Rich Eisen (simply because he has the power of a microphone and media outlets) or anyone to DARE to get on their soapbox and proclaim that OTHERS who have perhaps more courteous and civil preferences have "no right" to believe as they do or to admonish bad behavior when attempting to help instruct and shape their children. HAVE SOME RESPECT FOR OTHER VIEWPOINTS !!!
There was a time in the not too distant past when it would have been UNTHINKABLE for any athlete to behave disrespectfully or to taunt -- period. Then suddenly pro athl;etes were allowed to "get away" with a certain amount of it ... which then led to college players, and finally high school players starting to mimick the same nonsense. The final frontier is for young girls to become as foul and uncouth as all that. SOME wish to STOP that behavior, and merely having more traditional values does NOT make them "WRONG" in the slightest ... notwithstanding the reality that bad behavior is rampant and ubiquitous and/or the fact that Rich Eisen "has no problem" with it. Good for him, and he's free to allow his children to continue down the path of civility's decline ... BUT he is NOT free to chastise or try to prevent others with different LEGITIMATE viewponts and values to teach their kids their own way.
The Caitlin Clark stuff just goes to show how much sexism and racism is still embedded in our society and will probably never go away so might as well just ignore it.
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I have not seen what you are describing
Fiery is fine, constant whining and not getting back on D is selfish.
The best player ii college basketball period
It doesn't really matter. It's women's sports. This headline will be just trivia in a few weeks. Unless she proves her skills against men, she will be forgettable...
Rich, Cinderella has to defeat two evil queens to win the natty!
Hopefully she doesn't turn into LeBron!
This is silly. If her dad tells her to shut up, you should agree with him. This reminds me of the FSU controversy and others. You are spouting the media industrial complex. She needs to be careful to not ruin her image. Like it or not it will be 15 years before women are allowed to behave on curt like Dennis Rodman.
You're absolutely wrong Mr. Eisen!
M cheaters
Nobody has a problem with it because nobody is watching it
That's actually not true
Seriously? Look at the arenas selling out tickets where she is playing...
More then 5 people need to watch Women’s Basketball before she can be considered a roll model.
It’s girls hoops! Nobody cares !
And yet... here you are!
You care enough to listen and comment, though? Get a life...
@@RogerPilcher So you're only allowed to comment if you agree with Rich and not give a contrary opinion? Sounds weak but you do you.
just another day when Rich Eisen can just pat himself on the back.
Been watching him for a minute. He always does this. He has a MASSIVE ego and loves to be in the spotlighy
Rich loves himself some Rich.
Hey Rich, you gonna be ok with your daughter scoring on an opponent then stare her down and taunt? Is that the good role model behavior you're describing?
If LeBron can do it, she [on rare occasion] should not?
When did Clark ever track down a player and taunt them, only playing I seen do that was angel Reese
@@justinewaller6813 It was a general question to Rich about all players behavior. Reese isn't alone.
@@ddbutikofer825 Funny. Now what's your real answer.
The most competitive are very passionate and high energy. Michael Jordan was really vocal out on the court and everyone just chalked it up to his competitive spirit.
Every time I see this person, I think of ladyboy. Has anybody ever seen its birth certificate to see if the female box was checked?
Ask her daddy.Look at her pictures of her as a young girl.Oh and stop being jealous of a girl..
@@sixfootbear . So your answer to my question is no.
@@packerbacker69 I suppose asking to see yours first is out of the question??
@@ddbutikofer825 . I have no problem with that. I would love to swap birth certificates with it the unknown. Since you are the one suggesting it, then I'll leave it up to you to setup the exchange with Caitlin.