Caitlin Clark Takes Down Michael Che Over His Women's Sports Digs On 'Weekend Update'
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The expected No. 1 pick in the 2024 WNBA draft dropped "three pointers" on the "SNL" news segment co-anchor.
Former Iowa Hawkeyes basketball star Caitlin Clark crashed “Weekend Update” to slam co-anchor Michael Che over his jokes about women’s sports this weekend.
The expected No. 1 pick in the 2024 WNBA draft made a surprise appearance on the “SNL” news segment after a historic senior season where she became the all-time scoring leader in NCAA Division I basketball history.
Che joked that Clark would have her jersey retired in Iowa and “replaced with an apron” before she criticized his “little apron joke.”
“You make a lot of jokes about women’s sports, don’t you Michael?” she asked.
“I wouldn’t say a lot but, you know, not on the regular,” Che replied.
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