Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://mypepack.gophersport.com/video/?vid=PB1yAkGoZ4m Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter ESPNs Holly Rowe claims Im bullying women due to Angel Reese criticism Jon Root [lPgmzCdiwm7] Health Updated on August 10, 2026 EDT — Published on August 10, 2026 EDT In the debate surrounding Angel Reese and her impact on the WNBA, Jon Root criticizes the media's response to negative feedback about Reese, particularly from ESPN’s Holly Rowe, who accused him of "bullying women." Root argues that while Reese has been promoted as a WNBA superstar, she often lives in the shadow of Caitlin Clark, who attracts greater audience interest. He contends that criticism of Reese does not equate to sexism but reflects a disparity in popularity and performance. Root emphasizes that Reese is a secondary figure in the league despite her accomplishments, and he believes the media protects her from scrutiny, misframing criticism as an attack on women’s sports overall. Keywords mentioned include Angel Reese, Chicago Sky, WNBA, and Caitlin Clark. fcOCAsl6OZJ PelKq8bEl7a qwGIdEqJOD5 R8KyDlu1GJj fvFdeUu2Ln0
In the debate surrounding Angel Reese and her impact on the WNBA, Jon Root criticizes the media's response to negative feedback about Reese, particularly from ESPN’s Holly Rowe, who accused him of "bullying women." Root argues that while Reese has been promoted as a WNBA superstar, she often lives in the shadow of Caitlin Clark, who attracts greater audience interest. He contends that criticism of Reese does not equate to sexism but reflects a disparity in popularity and performance. Root emphasizes that Reese is a secondary figure in the league despite her accomplishments, and he believes the media protects her from scrutiny, misframing criticism as an attack on women’s sports overall. Keywords mentioned include Angel Reese, Chicago Sky, WNBA, and Caitlin Clark. fcOCAsl6OZJ PelKq8bEl7a qwGIdEqJOD5 R8KyDlu1GJj fvFdeUu2Ln0