WNBA coach is taken off the court by police, a breakdown

this rebound and then her hand hits the

other girl right in the face. They blow

the whistle and they're like, "Yep, you

slapped her in the face." And Angel

Reese is saying, "No,

no, she grabbed me. I didn't hit her in

the head. She grabbed me and then she's

like, "Um, good one. Respect." So, let's

take a look. They both go for the ball

and then she hits her in the head. I

didn't see the grab, but let's watch it

again. They both go for the ball right

there.

Her right hand in red hits Reese's arm,

but that's not a grab. I don't know if

that's what she's talking about. And

then her hand hits her in the head right

there. Scrapes up her nose. And then Ree

kind of flexes her fingernails and gets

her a second time. I think that's just

reflex though. Right here. Bam. Up the

nose. Doesn't feel great. Doesn't really

matter the speed. That never feels

great. Nose sensitive place. From this

angle, you can see the backhand just

flying loosely hits her and then a

little scratch on the hair. So that's

what happened right there. And the coach

is thinking, "Come on. That's the third

time we've been hitting the head this

game." Earlier, same girl took that

elbow to the nose. That didn't feel

good. That knocked her down to the

ground. Uh, also earlier in the game, we

had Angel Reese's left hand hitting this

girl in the face. That gets the top of

her nose, maybe the eyeball. That

doesn't feel good. That sends her down,

hurt, in pain. So, coach is just seeing

his players get hit in the face over and

over. also a lot of what he considers

fouls. Contacts not being called

throughout the game. His team leads the

league in free throws, but in this game,

they did not get to the line a bunch.

Meanwhile, the other team did. So, it

was an aggressive game, but not called

evenly both ways. That's what the coach

is thinking. He's saying, "My girls keep

getting beat up. Their girls aren't

getting called." And then we continue

the game. Angel Ree steals the ball. She

charges down and we've got another foul,

this time against Red. and he's saying,

"What are you talking about? She's

running into him. She's throwing them

all. Come on. He wants a call. He's not

getting it." He goes to the official and

this confused me, but I'm pretty sure

she says, "That's the first time it

happened and we called it." To which he

responds WITH VIGOR, "THAT HAPPENED ALL

OF THE FIRST [ __ ] HALF.

THAT HAPPENED ALL OF THE FIRST [ __ ]

HALF."

AND they're holding him back and he's

saying, "Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Let

me go. Why aren't you guys calling this?

Why aren't YOU GUYS CALLING THIS? Why

the [ __ ] aren't you guys calling this?

What's going on?" Andrew's like, "What's

going on?" Oh, he's mad. What's going on

over there? All of you, why aren't you

calling?

>> I got you. I got you. I got you, bro.

He's looking at the replay right here,

which is only going to make him a little

more upset. His assistant coach, all the

coaches are trying to stop him.

Assistant coach, coach, coach, coach,

coach. He's not listening. The fans are

engaged. Look at this couple taking in

the action. And then this lady's like,

"What is he doing? What is going on?"

Now go top left of the screen. THIS

LADY'S LIKE, "WOW,

this is wild." All of a sudden, the bald

man decides maybe he should say hi. Hi,

bye. You're leaving. And his wife is

like,

he's getting ejected.

And then it's just a ton of people

trying to hold this coach back. Here we

go.

>> Coach, BRO, I GOT YOU. NO, I GOT YOU.

LET me

>> let go of me. Calm down, coach. We good,

coach. You guys have been horrible the

whole time. THE WHOLE [ __ ] TIME. CALM

DOWN. THE WHOLE [ __ ] TIME.

>> WE GOT YOU. We got you.

>> Calm down. Calm down,

>> coach.

>> COACH, STOP NOW.

>> ENOUGH.

>> CALM DOWN. The police officer came and

wrapped him up. He's got his hand on his

belly and you can see there's another

Cop. I don't know if she's a supervisor,

but she sees this go down and she runs

up quick and she grabs her partner's

hands and takes him off the coach and

says to him, "Don't put your hands don't

put your hands on them. Don't do it.

It's a bad look." Maybe for everyone

like we don't need it to get to that cuz

then it just looks crazy. I don't know

why, but she said don't do it. Think

coach realized once he saw the cops

hands around him just leave. He said in

his post game, "Yeah, freaked out. My

bad." yada yada yada yada yada yada

yada. also said, "But we didn't get a

lot of foul calls and our guys got hit

three times in the face, so what's going

on here?"

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