Fans unimpressed after Angel Reese channels inner Caitlin Clark in Unrivaled practice (Image Source: Getty)

Angel Reese channeled her inner Caitlin Clark during Rose BC’s Unrivaled practice before Tuesday’s clash against Vinyl BC.

Despite long-range shotmaking not being one of Reese’s strongest suits unlike Clark, the Sky superstar practiced a few shots from a distance.

Her Unrivaled’s team’s fan page uploaded a clip, suggesting she made one shot from the halfcourt line.

However, eagle-eyed fans noticed that the shot was bounced off after another player attempted one, knocking Reese’s ball away from the rim.

Some even pointed out that the Unrivaled League’s 3×3 court is smaller, which wasn’t a halfcourt short by those standards. Here’s the video:

Angel Reese retweeted that video and fans expressed their opinions on X as one fan compared it to Caitlin Clark’s shooting, saying:

“That’s not half-court! Unrivaled floor is smaller. In actuality, that would be a logo shot which is CC’s normal range every day shot! It is good to see Angel working on the worst part of her game though, you know making a layup.”

Another added:

“That’s not half court (on a real court) and im 99% sure it didn’t even go in. I’ve always somewhat jokingly said I can’t tell if she’s right or left handed bc her form is so bad, but now im wondering if I was joking.”

One fan said:

“That was not half court and it was the ugliest shot I’ve ever seen.”

One fan said she should have the same confidence during games:

“She better have this confidence ina. Game I ain’t playing”

Another compared Angel Reese’s shotmaking to eight-year-olds:

“We got 8 year olds doing this. This isn’t impressive. Start workin on the Mikan drill”

Angel Reese answers critics with incredible performance in Unrivaled return

Angel Reese delivered an incredible performance as Unrivaled action resumed after a week.

Reese and the Rose BC played against Aliyah Boston and the Vinyl BC in Tuesday’s epic showdown. The Sky superstar was a decisive defensive player in this contest.

Reese displayed her high motor again, tallying another double-double with 16 points and 15 rebounds.

She had five on the offensive glass alone. Reese shot 3 of 6 and was 100% from the free throw line on five attempts.

The Rose BC won the game 61-55.

She came up big time for her team amid leading scorer Kahlea Copper’s absence.

Meanwhile, Chelsea Gray led the team with 26 points and hit the game-winner.