After being selected by Chicago Sky in the WNBA and playing her greatest game to date, Angel Reese issued a message to her detractors early on Thursday morning.

Reese finished with 20 points in Wednesday’s close loss against the top-ranked Connecticut Sun, but Chicago lost 83-75 in the end. Reese won player of the game for the evening with 10 rebounds and 1 assist.

The 22-year-old shared on X on Thursday, writing, “Remember, YOU ARE ENOUGH.”

“Before you surprise others, surprise yourself.” Follow your happiness. I don’t give a damn about what ANYONE thinks or says. GO AFTER THE LIFE YOU WANT!

After losing on Wednesday, Chicago’s record is now 4-7 for the season. The team’s next game is scheduled for Friday night against the Washington Mystics.

Angel Reese sent a message out to her critics on social media after her best WNBA game yet

In Wednesday night’s close loss to Connecticut Sun for Chicago Sky, Reese scored 20 points.

After that, Reese will play her college nemesis Caitlin Clark in a much awaited WNBA matchup between Chicago Sky and Iowa on Sunday.

Chennedy Carter of Sky became the talk of the town when she bodychecked Clark off the ball in their first match, despite the fact that the two teams were fierce rivals in college.

Reese, watching from the sidelines, leaped up from her seat to applaud the action as Carter seemed to exclaim, “You b****.”

Both Clark and Reese contributed to a surge in interest in the WNBA as a result of the incident, which sparked intense debate among fans.

This week, Reese also made headlines when she said she expected WNBA practice to be more difficult than it has been thus far.

Reese told CBS Sports HQ, “Kim Mulkey (LSU coach) kind of prepared me for this moment.” We practiced for around four hours at LSU. We were prepared and in motion.

“I assumed the training would be more difficult.” I believe that I was well-prepared. As of now, I had no WNBA surprises.

On Thursday, Reese also tweeted about it in response to a fan who questioned whether LSU practiced for four hours a day.

She stated, “Not every day, but September through November used to have me deaddd.” But now that I see myself, I suppose it was all worthwhile.