'Y’all Dancing And Cussing On Our Court': Courtney Williams’ Dad Takes Aim At Skylar Diggins Following Heated Storm Incident

The reaction was instant. Fans on X and Reddit crowned him “dad MVP,” loving the fact he shut down the taunt by pointing out that his daughter’s team had already locked in postseason glory. Some took that moment as more than a joke—it reflected how deeply Courtney Williams plays the game: unfiltered, unafraid, and unapologetically true to herself.

But social media didn’t stop there. One Celtics legend—or rather, legendary fan reaction—surfaced, recalling how “Where are the rest of the dads at?” became a full-on fan chant after Courtney’s Finals run with the Lynx. That callout became meme-worthy, showing the internet sees her family as part of her on-court aura.

The vibes online? Fans loved how it all rooted back to Courtney’s energy. They saw the dad-daughter duo as peak WNBA culture: on-court intensity backed by sideline spectacle. Analysts chimed in too, noting that Don keeps the energy high while Courtney keeps her game even higher—together they’re part hype, part heart, all WNBA.

For many, that viral moment also highlighted the culture shift in the league. Courtney Williams represents a generation of players whose families are part of the brand, with fans tuning in as much for the personalities as the basketball. In that sense, the WNBA is leaning into storylines that make every game feel bigger than just the box score.

StudBudz Spill the Tea: Courtney Williams & Natisha Hiedeman Reveal How They’ve Evolved

Courtney Williams and teammate Natisha Hiedeman—affectionately known as the “StudBudz”—recently opened up about how far they’ve come since their early days together in Connecticut. Williams recalled a time seven years ago:

“This was like seven years ago. I invited her out on my birthday. She’s the only one on the team I invited out, the only one on the team turnt enough that can hang out with me. Like, this is my best friend, though, for real. I ain’t getting married, but if I was, she would be my right-hand man.” 

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It’s that blend of raw honesty and humor that’s helped fuel the duo’s rise—on the court and online. As Minnesota marches toward a record-setting season, fans have been especially drawn to the real-life bond between the two. Comments across social platforms point to their friendship as proof the WNBA isn’t just about elite athletes—it’s also about authentic personality. The StudBudz Twitch stream, known for its candid highlights and goofy energy, became a cultural moment. Viewers say it’s refreshing to see players not tied up in PR scripts but embracing the messiness and joy of real life.