Coach Nola Henry FIRED Angel Reese From Team SQUAD After UNTAMED Behavior!

Angel Reese, one of the most electrifying names in women’s basketball, has just been dropped from her team by Coach Nola Henry, sending shockwaves through the  sports world. The fierce, unapologetic star, known for her dominant rebounding and trash-talking swagger, now finds herself on the sidelines in what many are calling one of the most controversial moves of the season. But was this just a tactical decision, or is there something bigger brewing behind the scenes?

Coach Nola Henry, a rising force in the game, is making it clear that she values discipline, strategy, and team cohesion above all else. As one of the youngest head coaches in the league, she has built a reputation for being fearless and in control. But did her decision to bench Reese stem from a clash of egos, performance concerns, or something even more complex?

With Reese’s struggles on the court growing more apparent and whispers of tension between her and Henry circulating, the drama is unfolding fast. Fans and analysts alike are divided—was this a necessary wake-up call for Reese, or did Henry just make the biggest mistake of her career? One thing’s for sure: this story is far from over.

Angel Reese put on a show Friday night in the 3-on-3 Unrivaled league.

The 2023 NCAA champion scored 22 points and grabbed 21 rebounds for the first 20-20 game in the league’s young history.

That was before she fouled out of the contest.

Playing for the Rose Basketball Club, Reese was posting up down low when her defender took a charge. The defender might have sold the call, but it was enough to get Reese, who had dominated all night, out of the game.

Reese thought the refs made a bad call, so she wanted her coach to challenge the call, and she was emphatic about it.

There was no challenge, and Reese was done for the rest of the game. Her team held on for a 72-63 win.

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After the game, a fan of Reese posted to X to not “be on the wrong side of history” when her career is over, saying “Reese is exactly who she thinks she is.”

It was a compliment, but Reese seems to want her haters to keep on hating.

“no. tell them stay on that side. please,” she replied.

Reese was the seventh pick in last year’s WNBA Draft by the Chicago Sky after a dominant career at LSU that included a national championship win over Caitlin Clark and the Iowa Hawkeyes in 2023.

In her rookie year, Reese broke the record for most rebounds in a single season, but multi-time WNBA MVP A’ja Wilson later surpassed her.

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