“B***h look like Mel Gibson": SB champ Antonio Brown makes controversial remarks against Iowa's Caitlin Clark following NCAAW record-setting game

Former NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown has once again made himself the center of attention with controversial remarks on social media.

After Iowa's Caitlin Clark broke the NCAA women's basketball scoring record with an impressive 49-point performance against the Michigan Wolverines, Brown commented:

"B***h look like Mel Gibson."

Brown's comment resulted in outrage on social media. The former Tampa Bay wide receiver is no stranger to controversy. His successful NFL career was often overshadowed by off-field incidents, including explicit social media posts and allegations of domestic violence. He also had altercations with law enforcement.

Caitlin Clark breaks Kelsey Plum's NCAAW scoring record against Michigan Wolverines

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Caitlin Clark of the Iowa Hawkeyes shattered the NCAA women's basketball scoring record in the 106-89 win against the Wolverines on Thursday. The 22-year-old guard's remarkable feat has solidified her place in college basketball history.

Clark needed just eight points to break the record held by Kelsey Plum and poured in 49, taking her tally to 3,569. She has achieved the feat in fewer games and with fewer shots than Plum.

Her 3-point shooting range, showmanship, and unwavering intensity on the court have taken the women's college basketball landscape to new heights.

Clark's college career is far from over though. She still has more records within her reach. She can break the AIAW major-college record of 3,649 held by Lynette Woodard.