Indiana Fever superstars Sophie Cunningham and Caitlin Clark are arguably the two most popular players in the WNBA. (NBAE via Getty Images)
Sophie Cunningham announces a round during a lightweight fight at UFC 329 at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nev., on July 11, 2026. (Chris Unger/Zuffa LLC)
Jemele Hill criticized OutKick after we broke the news of ESPN’s latest layoffs before the network publicly announced them. Journalism, we’re told, had finally gone too far.
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Hill called for OutKick’s demise and said she’d need to be rushed to the hospital from laughter alone.
So, Lahren unloaded on Jemele.
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“Jemele is so pissed that OutKick got the scoop on ESPN’s talent lineup changes.
Well, sorry Jemele, some people break the news, OutKick, and some people break down because of the news. That’d be you.
It’s worth noting Jemele used to be an ESPN personality herself, but her race-baiting bullsh*t was even too much for them to stomach.
Jemele seems to have a real disdain for white people, but clearly doesn’t have the same aversion to blond hair.
She’s right about one thing, though.
OutKick is where woke goes to die. And unlike Jemele and much of the sports media, we cover sports and culture, the right way.”
