Caitlin Clark reveals conversation with Barack Obama at WNBA All-Star weekend
Portnoy argues Armour's column on Clark's "flopping" is problematic, suggesting the WNBA is a "failed enterprise" reliant on NBA funding. Obviously with everything going on, and he's certainly someone who's been in front of the media quite a bit. I always say, one of the things that was luckiest for me is, I didn't get famous until I was like 45.
- ▪Portnoy argues Armour's column on Clark's "flopping" is problematic, suggesting the WNBA is a "failed enterprise" reliant on NBA funding.
- ▪Obviously with everything going on, and he's certainly someone who's been in front of the media quite a bit.
- ▪I always say, one of the things that was luckiest for me is, I didn't get famous until I was like 45.
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OutKick Sports Caitlin Clark reveals conversation with Barack Obama at WNBA All-Star weekend Clark revealed Obama reminded her he didn't get famous until his 40s and praised how she handles media scrutiny at 24 By Jackson Thompson OutKick Published July 24, 2026 4:44pm EDT Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Comments Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video Dave Portnoy slams USA Today columnist over Caitlin Clark-Emmett Till comparison Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy blasts USA Today columnist Nancy Armour's "pure insanity" for comparing Caitlin Clark's WNBA situation to Emmett Till. Portnoy argues Armour's column on Clark's "flopping" is problematic, suggesting the WNBA is a "failed enterprise" reliant on NBA funding.
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