Dallas Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons sits courtside before the game between the Dallas Mavericks and Brooklyn Nets. Kevin Jairaj-Imagn Images

Cowboys' Micah Parsons among Dallas sports stars at historic Wings-Indiana Fever game

Originally posted on Dallas Cowboys on SI
By Josh Sanchez | Last updated Jun 28, 2025 7:47 AM ET

Micah Parsons took some time off between contract extension negotiations and Dallas Cowboys training camp to show his support for the city's WNBA franchise.

All eyes in the women's basketball world were on Dallas Friday night when the Indiana Fever pulled up to the American Airlines Center for a showdown with the Dallas Wings.

While the excitement took a hit when it was announced that Caitlin Clark would not be suiting up for the Fever, it was still a historic night. During the game, in which the Fever were able to edge out without their star guard, Dallas announced it was a record-setting crowd.

"YOU GUYS DID THAT!" the Wings wrote on X. "20,409 is the largest crowd recorded for a professional women's basketball game in Texas... ever."

YOU GUYS DID THAT!

20,409 is the largest crowd recorded for a professional women's basketball game in Texas... ever. Be at The Park tomorrow to catch us vs @WashMystics! pic.twitter.com/a0npUX4CMb
— Dallas Wings (@DallasWings) June 28, 2025

Throughout the game, many Dallas sports figures were spotted sitting courtside.

Among them was Parsons, who was rocking a Cowboys hat and shirt of Cowboys stars including Dak Prescott, Tony Romo, and Marion Barber.

Micah Parsons is sitting court side for Dallas Wings - Indiana Fever game.#WNBA | @WingsBulletin pic.twitter.com/bHxE17xa6A
— Landon Thomas (@sixfivelando) June 27, 2025

NBA No. 1 draft pick Cooper Flagg was also among those in attendance, along with Mavericks star Kyrie Irving and former majority owner Mark Cuban.

Kyrie Irving, Mark Cuban, Micah Parsons and Cade Cunningham were in attendance tonight for the Wings/Fever game!#wnba #dallas #dallaswings #sports #sportsmedia #nba pic.twitter.com/yww6P56cxP
— K-Lew (@Kevlewisjr) June 28, 2025

It's great to see everyone coming together in the city to show their support. Now, let's just hope that the Cowboys can give the city something to root for during the 2025 season.

This article first appeared on Dallas Cowboys on SI and was syndicated with permission.

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