She didn’t really like how she reacted when she looked back at the injury. Clark fell to the ground after getting tangled up with Atlanta’s Nia Coffey at the free-throw line around the 3-minute mark of the first quarter. She writhed on the ground for a few minutes, and her teammates surrounded her as the trainers came out.

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“I watched the replay and I look really weak,” Clark said, drawing laughs from teammate Kelsey Mitchell and coach Christie Sides. “It wasn’t that bad of a turn, but it hurt. Sometimes you just have to give yourself a little time. If you’ve ever twisted your ankle, it just hurts for a little while, so I was good.”

Clark walked to the bench under her own power after her injury and appeared to have her ankle taped as guard Erica Wheeler replaced her. Clark returned to the game to start the second quarter, no limp in sight.