"No smoke big back, hippo neck a**": Angel Reese's ex-teammate Alexis Morris trades barbs with Sky star's fan over shady tweets

Angel Reese’s teammate from college, Alexis Morris, was caught in a feud with Chicago Sky fans following comments she made about Reese. Morris made a tweet on Saturday and reposted another, throwing shade at the Sky star. The team’s fans caught wind of Morris’ tweets and immediately called her out:

Morris clapped back, saying:

“Be quiet before I get to talking about you."

The fan then went on to call Morris out for trashing her teammates.

“Girl bye. Trashing your teammates will never be a good look. Everyone wants to support you and then you always gotta go and be weird,” a fan said.

Morris gave a sarcastic reply, saying:

“Im good looking? Thank you🫶🏾”

The fan then went at Morris, calling her someone with a nasty spirit:

“Yes You are a beautiful girl….With CRAZY talent…. With a NASTY spirit. I want you to heal from whatever keep triggering you to go on these rants then delete it," a fan said.

Morris gave a distasteful response:

“This fan page gives me big back energy, you tweet all day. You need a salad. I don’t want no smoke big back, hippo neck a**. Nose be in everybody business, you prolly can smell what’s going on in Africa. You can huh? Nasty spirit? 😂😂😂, " Morris wrote.

The fan then asked Morris to unfollow her if she doesn’t like her content:

Alexis Morris and Angel Reese played together for the LSU Tigers. Together, they led the Tigers to their first-ever NCAA Women’s Basketball Championship against Caitlin Clark’s Iowa Hawkeyes. Their relationship clearly isn't the same anymore, as Morris often shades Reese on social media.

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Angel Reese turns heads with pictures of her bold new hairstyle

Angel Reese has debuted several looks since she made her WNBA debut last season. Her most recent one is a bob cut sitting just above her shoulders. Reese took to Instagram to share pictures of the same:

The 22-year-old made 34 appearances for the Chicago Sky in 2024, recording 13.6 points, 13.1 rebounds, and 1.9 assists per game. Reese’s defense has also come a long way this summer, and she was awarded the first-ever Unrivaled Defensive Player of the Year honor.

However, her efficiency still leaves much to be desired as she shoots just 39.1% from the field. If she can work on that, the 22-year-old has the potential to grow into one of the best players in the WNBA.