Ex-WNBA player Sydney Colson tells White colleagues to 'shut the f--- up,' smears Fever fans

Welcome to the absurd reality of Sydney Colson — pure resentment behind a podcast mic.

The former WNBA bench player, who sent a direct message to former teammate Sophie Cunningham and White colleagues across the league, telling them to: "Shut the f--- up."

The former player jumped on her podcast, "Unsupervised with Syd & TP," to unleash a tirade aimed squarely at two targets: Cunningham and White Fever fans.

Targeting Cunningham and other White players who express support for protecting women's sports, Colson unloaded:

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"Let me just tell you now, for real, for real: for the White players in the league, when you dont say s—, and even worse, when you say things that are harmful, talking about the trans s---, nobody respects you. Shut the f--- up. Shut the f--- up. Nobody wants to hear your opinion."

Colson explicitly targeted Cunningham's stance on biological men competing in women's sports, attacking players who claim to value team solidarity while holding those views:

"Listen, if you never speak up about a damn thing when you know its impacting the people you claim to love and care about, you know, Were fighting together as a team, sister, blah, blah, blah, and you dont speak up when things affect them, they dont respect you. Theyre just trying to make it."

She added:

"And you ought to be ashamed. Yall ought to be ashamed to act like youre cool with people, to act like you care about sisterhood, all of these things."

Colson's hostility toward her peers matches the disdain she directs at White Fever fans in Indianapolis.

The 37-year-old took a giant swipe at the Gainbridge Fieldhouse crowd, claiming:

"This environment is not discouraging people from showing up and being hateful, racist, homophobic, sexist, or any of those things."

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Colson demanded everyone "keep this in reality," accusing fans of ignoring players' complaints.

"People are being told that things are not based in reality, even though players are documented and on record saying what they have experienced," Colson claimed.

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She went so far as to call the arena atmosphere "a slap in the face to Black players who are in the organization right now, who have been in it, or who are going to possibly have to be in it."

But when arena security reviewed video of a fan pointing at A'ja Wilson, it found no code of conduct violation. The fan pointed and yelled, "It's on you!" after a foul call.

Colson ignored the official security report anyway, treating White fans in Indianapolis as guilty until proven innocent:

"I know that it is not every Fever fan, but it is enough, and it is enough for me to need to tell you that there is a problem that you need to address."

The sports media machine, from outlets like The Athletic to commentators like Colson, constantly weaponizes race to attack Indiana fans.

Since Caitlin Clark helped drive the WNBA's popularity, left-wing sports writers have bristled at traditional fans filling arenas. They look for reasons to vil