Stephanie White Is A LOSER & A LIAR! Caitlin Clark Needs To STAY AWAY From This LOSER MENTALITY

Welcome to the Bendo podcast where we're

calling a spade a spade. Great to be

here with you guys today. Stephanie

White is a loser and a liar.

She has a losing mentality

and she just constantly lies every time

she's in front of a microphone. Lie,

lie, lie, lie. Stephanie White lies is

what we're going to start calling her.

Stephanie White lies. gave an interview

yesterday, press conference, media

availability, where she did two of her

favorite things, lied and showed off her

loser mentality. Stephanie White's not

obsessed with this. She She's not

obsessed with this. While other coaches

are busy scouting and watching film,

Stephanie White's busy going on

vacations and going and broadcasting on

ESPN doing playby-play commentary. She

she's not obsessed with this. While

other teams coaches are game planning

and strategizing, Stephanie White is on

vacations and at ESPN doing playbyplay

commentary.

She's not built for this. She's going to

ride CC for as long as she can ride her

for. If the Indiana Fever win a

championship, it's in spite of Stephanie

White, not because of Stephanie White.

If the Indiana Fever win a championship,

it's because Kayla Clark dragged this

bunch to the championship, not because

Stephanie White coached her tail off.

Let's get right into it, shall we?

Stephanie White lies. Stephanie loser

mentality

press conference. Like the video, hype

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to the channel. That would mean so much

to me. Let's start with the white lies

part of this, shall we?

Yeah, I mean I I think that exhibition

play, preseason play is um is always,

you know, trying to get a lot of

different um you know, players out

there. I think, you know, some of these

have been kind of freak things that have

happened. Um you know, it's it's

difficult to to really um you know, we

track everything. So, we we have a lot

of load management information. Um but

again, we talk all the time about

controlling the things that you can

control. Um a lot of the injuries that

happened last year um were really out of

our control. A lot of the injuries that

happened last year were really out of

our control. Stephanie White lies at it

again.

>> Um, you know, Mo coming down on

somebody's foot kind of out of our

control. And so, you know, I think for

us, we have the scientific data. Um, we

have the the pieces in place to make

sure that we're doing things and

controlling it as much as we can from

that aspect. Um, and then you got to go

out and play the game. I mean, injuries

are a part of the game. You know, all of

us have have been through it. Uh most of

us have been through it. Um and it's

it's just a part of of the risk that we

take to do what we love to do.

>> Now,

does anybody really think they have any

information?

S I know they say they do.

I know they say they have all the data.

Now, here's a question. Let's say they

do have all the Do we really think

they're using it properly? Do we really

think that they're interpreting it

correctly?

I'm going to lean on the side of

absolutely [ __ ] not.

A lot of the injuries that took place

last year were out of our control. Oh,

really?

Kayn Clark hurting her quad in training

camp, being forced to play in Iowa

against Brazil. Was that in your control

or out of your control? Did you put her

in the game or did you keep her from

playing knowing that her quad was

injured? Was that something you could

control or not control?

Okay. Because she missed the first

preseason game, so you knew something

was going on, but you wanted to sell

tickets. Ah

uh uh uh uh uh uh. So you have her play

against the Brazilian national team on a

bum quad. Nice.

The New York Liberty game. Oh, quad

issue again. Awesome.

Why was it a quad issue again? Well,

because you rushed her back too soon.

You didn't wait until it was healthy.

Was that something that you could

control or not control?

Oh, okay. Okay. Seattle Storm. The

Indiana Fever or beating the Seattle

Storm. I think it was a seven-point

game. Maybe 88 81 87 80 something along

those lines. You put Caitlin Clark back

in with 40 seconds left while we're up

seven and then she goes down with a

groin. Was that something you can

control or not control? Stephanie White

lies.

Was that something that you could

control or not control? Stephanie White

lies.

You rush her back from that injury.

She hurts it even worse against the

Connecticut son because you brought her

back too soon because all of your data

and all of your measurements and all of

your

Oh, you you you can't you utilize that

stuff properly? You can't interpret it

correctly.

Was that something that you could

control or not control? Stephanie White

lies.

Now, let me know in the comments section

below. Kelsey Mitchell against Las Vegas

Aces.

If she had proper nutrition,

if she was properly hydrated,

if she got the micronutrients that her

body needs to feed on

where she exerts the energy,

does Kelsey Mitchell go down in that

game? Did you guys do everything that

you could possibly do preventative

measure-wise to make sure that that

didn't take place? I'm going to bet you

didn't because this organization is

fraudulent.

Now that we have the lying part out of

this, let's talk about the loser

mentality. That is Stephanie White.

>> Steph

that standard is championship.

>> You stated that the standard is

championships. Now watch Steph White

smile in absolute nervousness. look at

Aaliyah Boston and tried to run from the

standard that she set herself.

>> How are you specifically preparing this

group to transition from from playoff

contender to a title favorite

>> heading into the season?

>> Yeah, I mean I I think certainly the

standard is to to position ourselves for

a championship. Like you know winning a

championship is hard.

>> The standard is to position ourselves

for a championship.

Winning a championship is hard.

What do you think Becky Hammond's

standard is

to position oursel for a championship?

No, it's to [ __ ] win a championship.

>> I mean, any anybody who's who's been a

part of championship teams can tell you

there's so many things that really have

to to come into play. Um, you know,

peing at the right time, being healthy,

right matchups, you know, all those

different things. And especially in a

series, um, winning a championship is

hard. You know, I think for this group,

>> especially in a series, winning a

championship is hard. Excuse after

excuse. Everybody has to be playing at

the right time and excuse and excuse and

excuse just setting just setting up for

losing. Just just just setting herself

up to lose.

>> And I I said it at the beginning of last

year, there's no substitute for

experience and taking that next step.

Um, and

>> that's why they get all these old

players with championship experience

because there's no substitution for