WATCH: Fever-Sun Players Go Viral for Massive Fight After Sophie Cunningham’s Hard Foul on Jacy Sheldon

The Fever-Sun game was tense after the two teams got involved in a scrum following Sophie Cunningham's hard foul on Jacy Sheldon.

The Indiana Fever and the Connecticut Sun were in a heated contest on Tuesday night. The Fever were up eight points at the half by a score of 47-39 and would keep on rolling as their biggest lead ballooned to 21.

However, things got chippy down the line between the two teams. The game got contentious when Fever Star Caitlin Clark and Sun Guard Jacy Sheldon found themselves in the middle of many tense encounters throughout the game. The emotions and competitive spirit would not stop there, as tensions would flare once again shortly afterwards.

Sophie Cunningham Gets Ejected After a Scrum During Fever-Sun Game

The Fever and Sun would have tensions flare again, with Sheldon again in the mix from the Sun’s side. Sheldon would find herself on a fast break with only Sophie Cunningham to beat, when Cunningham committed a hard foul on Sheldon, which would eventually lead to a scrum.

The play would result in an ejection for Cunningham with a flagrant-2 foul. However, it did not hurt the Fever too much, as there were 46.1 seconds left in the fourth quarter with the Fever maintaining an 87-70 lead. Indiana would go on to win by a final score of 88-71.

Caitlin Clark-Jacy Sheldon Matchup Gets Intense

Clark and Sheldon found themselves going back and forth throughout Tuesday night’s game between their respective clubs. Their first encounter came early in the second quarter as Clark and Sheldon appeared to exchange words with one another.

Their next heated moment would come shortly after halftime. Sheldon would receive a Flagrant 1 foul, with Clark, Tina Charles, and Marina Mabrey all receiving technical fouls for the extracurriculars afterwards:

Late in the fourth, Clark would hit a dagger three-point shot to put the Fever up 20 with under four minutes to go. The Sun would call a timeout shortly after to stop the momentum.

Once again, Clark and Sheldon ended up exchanging words. The interaction would end by Clark telling Sheldon, “You can’t guard me,” and then Clark proceeding to hype up the Indiana crowd, in which they responded with cheers:

Clark is known to play with a lot of emotion and fire. However, in a late-game scrum, it was Sophie Cunningham who was ejected for a foul on Sheldon, not Clark, marking the end of quite the intense game between the Indiana Fever and Connecticut Sun, with Indiana coming out on top when all was said and done.

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