Rebecca Lobo Incredulous at No Calls for Caitlin Clark in Fever-Wings Game

ESPN on ABC analyst Rebecca Lobo made a point to highlight some controversial missed calls on Caitlin Clark during Sunday's Fever-Wings game.

Golden State Valkyries guard Tiffany Hayes (15) and Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark (22) fight for the ball Wednesday, July 9, 2025, during a game between the Indiana Fever and the Golden State Valkyries at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. | Grace Smith/IndyStar / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

There's been plenty of commentary on the perceived lack of foul calls awarded to Caitlin Clark this season. Women's Basketball Hall of Famer Rebecca Lobo is now the latest to add her input to the conversation.

With the Indiana Fever and Dallas Wings meeting on national television this Sunday, the ESPN on ABC analyst took the opportunity to highlight some curious officiating.

Early in the first quarter, Clark drove against guard JJ Quinerly on separate occasions, drawing contact numerous times but only garnering a foul at the very end of one of the sequences.

"There's a grab, there's a hold, there's another grab, I mean all of those are fouls," Lobo commented as ESPN flashed a series of replays. "Every single one of them, and, finally, they call it."

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Play-by-play broadcaster Ryan Ruocco echoed her sentiments as they examined Quinerly's physical defense.

Clark ultimately earned herself a trip to the free-throw line and buried both of her free throws. Still, the sequence highlights many of the complaints that have been made by the Fever this season.

Fans may remember that Sophie Cunningham called out WNBA referees earlier this season for failing to "protect" Clark, and head coach Stephanie White has also been vocal about her displeasure with officiating this season.

With Clark already battling a pair of lower-body injuries that have sidelined her for nine games, there's an even brighter spotlight on the level of contact WNBA officials allow against the Fever superstar.

Fortunately for Clark and the Fever, the lack of whistles didn't slow them down against the Wings going into halftime.