DiJonai Carrington Threatens to Spill Stanford Tea After WNBA Roster 'Good Luck' Snub

One of the most intriguing trades that took place during this past WNBA offseason was finalized on February 2, when former Connecticut Sun standout DiJonai Carrington was dealt to the Dallas Wings as part of a four-team trade.

Ever since being a second-round pick in the 2021 WNBA Draft, Carrington has blossomed into one of the most well-rounded two-way guards in professional women's basketball. Her elite defense and high basketball IQ have made her a real difference maker for every team she has played for.

It's no surprise that Carrington has a high IQ on the court, as she spent the first four seasons of her NCAA career playing at Stanford, before transferring to Baylor for one season after graduating.

However, when the Stanford women's basketball X account posted a photo wishing their alumni who are on WNBA rosters good luck this season on May 16, both Carrington and Washington Mystics rookie Kiki Iriafen (who also graduated from Stanford in three years before transferring to USC for her senior season) were left out of the post.