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“You Can’t Blame People”: Linda Cohn Reacts as Angel McCoughtry Threatens Legal Action Over Caitlin Clark Controversy
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“You Can’t Blame People”: Linda Cohn Reacts as Angel McCoughtry Threatens Legal Action Over Caitlin Clark Controversy

November 10, 2026

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Angel McCoughtry sparked a controversy after a podcast appearance in which she laughed when asked about rookie Caitlin Clark’s appearance, leading some social‑media users to claim she called the Indiana Fever guard “ugly.” McCoughtry later posted on Threads questioning whether the alleged misstatement could constitute defamation, and she reiterated that she never used that word. Sports anchor Linda Cohn addressed the incident on her television show, noting that while McCoughtry did not make the insult, her awkward laugh allowed speculation to grow and that the discussion had veered away from basketball performance.

The dispute resurfaced after the podcast clip, featuring hosts Terrell Owens and Chris Spencer, amassed over a million views and prompted former player Rachel DeMita to criticize the focus on looks. McCoughtry defended her intent to draw attention to top players, while Owens argued that appearance alone cannot sustain a career.

Cohn concluded that the laughter filled a conversational void, prompting the legal threat and broader debate about respect for veteran players versus hype surrounding rookies.

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