Former LSU national champion and NFL defensive tackle Breiden Fehoko is done with the nonsense on the (W)NBA coaches and their insane propaganda pushing men into women’s sports.
On Sunday, Minnesota Lynx head coach Cheryl Reeve, one of the loudest voices in the WNBA’s activist class, decided the best way to respond to Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham’s common-sense defense of women’s sports was to wear a “Trans Kids Belong” T-shirt on the sideline during the Fever-Lynx game in Minneapolis.
Reeve has spent days lecturing everyone about “inclusion,” claiming the idea of biological males in girls’ locker rooms is a “problematic narrative,” and insisting we must “protect trans kids.”
Fehoko wasn’t having it.
The LSU national champion (2019 team) and former Los Angeles Chargers and Pittsburgh Steelers defensive lineman unloaded on X:
“When a baby is born at the hospital, they are either a boy or a girl. There are no trans kids. Stop pushing that bullshit on this generation. It’s only groomer parents.”
When a baby is born at the hospital, they are either a boy or a girl. There are no trans kids. Stop pushing that bullshit on this generation. It’s only groomer parents.
— Breiden Fehoko (@BreidenFehoko) August 3, 2026
Breiden then followed up on that tweet, urging a male college basketball player to identify as a woman and see if he/she would be drafted into the (W)NBA.
A male college basketball athlete should identify as a woman for a few years. Let’s get you drafted into the WNBA. If they don’t draft you, they’re hypocrites who don’t “value trans rights.” If they draft you, you become the best to ever grace the hardwood. Emphasis on hard and wood.
When a baby is born at the hospital, they are either a boy or a girl. There are no trans kids. Stop pushing that bullshit on this generation. It’s only groomer parents.
— Breiden Fehoko (@BreidenFehoko) August 3, 2026
More from the Daily Mail reported:
The divisiveness of the issue was proven again on Sunday night when a plethora of fans were seen, both inside and outside the Target Center in Minneapolis, displaying signs regarding Cunningham’s comments.
Among those was Riley Gaines, who announced on the day that she would be heading down to show her support for Cunningham with a custom-made sign.
The sign read: ‘Sophie, Thank You – A Girl Mom.’
However, during the game, retired gymnast and friend of Gaines, Jennifer Sey, revealed that the political activist had been told to put her sign down by staff.
Gaines swiftly reposted Sey’s post on X and added: ‘There were no fewer than 1000 signs in the arena. Most with trans paraphernalia. The only person who was told to put her sign down by WNBA officials was me. Wonder why.’
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