WNBA All-Star Makes Promise After Not Getting Drafted By Caitlin Clark

In her 10th WNBA season, Williams is making her second All-Star appearance. She is averaging 13.5 points, 4.8 rebounds and 5.9 assists for the league-leading Lynx (17-2).

Alongside teammate Natisha Hiedeman, the pair has started a successful live streaming channel called "Studbudz," which has more than 15,000 followers on Twitch.

After her All-Star selection, Williams doubled down on their previous plans to do a livestream from All-Star Weekend, even though she will play in the game. 

"(Hiedeman) might as well be an all star too, because we’re going to be hip to hip," she said on Sunday. "The show goes on baby, 72 hours we’re in there.” 

Collier snapped up her Lynx and Unrivaled teammate with the first overall pick of the All-Star reserves, and Clark was immediately disappointed she did not have a chance to take Williams.

"I wanted her on my team!" Clark said. "I wanted to be part of the livestream. I'm sad. Maybe Courtney will still let me be on the livestream."

The Studbudz wasted no time with their response, and Williams did not plan to hold the pick against Clark.

"Don't worry girl, you'll still be on there," Williams promised.