March Madness viewers speculate on Cameron Brink’s words to a referee, asking, “Did she say…?”

Cameron Brink, a senior star at Stanford, seemed to have a heated exchange with a referee during a March Madness game.

The incident started on Sunday before overtime in the NCAA Tournament game between Iowa State and small forward Brink, who was fouled out in the second round.

In the last minute and a half of the fourth quarter, Brink fouled out.

When the foul was called, Stanford was behind 64–63.

As Brink passed a referee, she was moving in the direction of the Cardinals bench.

And Brink seemed to give the official a “f*** you” next to him.

The 22-year-old did not receive a technical call-up.

Fans of March Madness also think she uttered the swear word.

 

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A person made the observation, “Clearly she said that.”

“I love that fire,” wrote someone else.

In contrast, a third person said, “She said the F-bomb to the ref.”

Sydney Colson, a guard for the WNBA Las Vegas Aces, also weighed in on the incident, posing the question, “Did Brink say what I think?”

 

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Later, Stanford defeated Iowa State 87-81 in overtime.

After the game, Brink failed to accept the circumstances.

It was her final game at the Cardinals’ home field, Maples Pavilion.

In the game, she finished with eight points and eight rebounds.

 

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In fact, Brink’s five blocks shattered the Stanford single-season record of 119.

Kiki Iriafen of Stanford dominated the game, finishing with 41 points, 16 rebounds, and 4 assists in just 41 minutes of action.

Cameron Brink was seen bending down to her on the sidelines following the game.

After Iowa standout Caitlin Clark, Brink—who has won three Pac-12 defensive player of the year awards—is predicted to be selected among the top three picks in the 2024 WNBA Draft.

Stanford will compete on Friday in the Sweet 16.

On Friday, they will play NC State’s winner and Tennessee’s winner.

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