This is a classic case of "missing the forest for the trees". The selection committee is so focused on some arbitrary criteria that they’ve overlooked the sheer brilliance of Caitlin Clark. She’s a game-changer, a once-in-a-generation talent, and leaving her off the roster is a colossal mistake. It's like leaving Mozart out of the Vienna Philharmonic or Picasso out of the Louvre. It’s shortsighted, and it’s a disservice to the sport itself. This decision will haunt them, mark my words. They'll be watching her dominate the WNBA, wondering, "What were we thinking?" It’s a tragedy of Shakespearean proportions – a tale of talent denied, ambition thwarted, and a committee blinded by its own hubris.

I remember when I was cut from the high school debate team. I thought my world had ended. It wasn't the Olympics, not even close, but the sting of rejection was the same. I can only imagine how Caitlin is feeling right now. It’s a gut punch, a betrayal of all the hard work and dedication she’s poured into the sport. This decision will sting for a long time, but I hope she knows that her true fans see her value.

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Remember when they left [insert another player's name] off the team? Same vibes. History repeats itself, and it's not pretty. These decisions are rarely about pure talent. It's about who you know, who you've rubbed the right way, and sometimes, plain old bad luck. The system is flawed, and young athletes like Caitlin pay the price.

This is more shocking than finding a twenty in your old jeans. Seriously, what gives? Is it about "team chemistry"? Because that's code for something else, right? 🤔 I need answers, people!

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