Who is most likely to get a technical foul? Who has the best tunnel style? And who might accidentally check into a game without wearing a jersey?

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Those were some of the questions Just Women Sports posed to WNBA players and personalities during All-Star Weekend in Chicago, shared in a video on their Instagram page. While opinions varied across the board, one trend was clear almost immediately: Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese were the names mentioned most consistently, confirming just how much attention one of the league’s two biggest stars continues to command both on and off the court.

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When asked who is most likely to get a technical foul, the most dominant answer was Caitlin Clark. Her current Fever teammate Lexie Hull, Seattle Storm player Stefanie Dolson, former WNBA player Ros Gold-Onwude, and former Chicago Sky player Allie Quigley all pointed to Clark. Gold-Onwude did, however, hedge slightly, adding Marina Mabrey as a secondary option. And Quigley went with whoever currently leads the league in technical fouls, which, as she acknowledged, happens to be Caitlin Clark. Clark currently sits at seven technicals, tied with Angel Reese.

Angel Reese, however, dominated the answers to a different question entirely: who is most likely to do the too-small celebration. Connecticut Sun player Aneesah Morrow, Quigley, and Hull all went with Reese without hesitation. Former five-time All-Star Angel McCoughtry, however, went in a slightly different direction, pointing to Allisha Gray as her pick.

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Reese also turned out to be the clear favorite when it came to who has the best tunnel fit. Dolson, Gold-Onwude, and Morrow all landed on Angel Reese. Morrow, in particular, was emphatic about it. 

“I know I said Angel, but her style, she’s been killing it with her tunnel fits. So, I’m gonna be sticking with Angel again,” she said.

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Lexie Hull, however, opted for her teammate Aliyah Boston, noting that AB has been popping this year. Meanwhile, Quigley went with Azzi Fudd. And Gold-Onwude chose Breanna Stewart, while still acknowledging Reese’s consistent presence in the tunnel conversation. 

“Shout out to my girl Breanna Stewart, who has been very interesting, a unique style,” she said. “Angel Reese brings it in the tunnel all the time.”

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And as the majority of them noted, Reese certainly backed up those tunnel fit credentials at All-Star Weekend itself. She arrived wearing a vibrant, all-pink custom ensemble that drew immediate attention and leaned fully into her well-established Barbie persona.

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