Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham turned heads on Sunday with a message about "hot girls" emblazoned across her T-shirt before a win over the Chicago Sky.

Sophie Cunningham's popularity has grown in leaps and bounds during this WNBA season, her first with the Indiana Fever. Part of her sudden notoriety came in a sequence of games where Cunningham showed her physicality in response to opposition roughness with superstar Caitlin Clark.

Cunningham grabbed a lot of headlines after being ejected for a hard foul on the Connecticut Sun's Jacy Sheldon late in a June game. Sheldon had been guarding Clark closely earlier in the game and there were some tense moments between the two. Cunningham distributed what she deemed her own brand of justice.

In Indiana’s last game, Hull scored seven points off the bench to help the Fever secure a statement win against their biggest rivals, the Chicago Sky, 93-78. The former Stanford standout also registered four rebounds, three assists and one triple in 19 minutes of action.

Whether she’s on or off the court, Indiana Fever forward Sophie Cunningham is bold, unbothered, and unapologetically herself—often going viral for exactly that.

Sophie Cunningham grabbed attention before the Indiana Fever’s game against the Chicago Sky with her bold 'Hot Girls Eat Arby’s' shirt, sparking rumors of a brand deal with the fast-food chain.

Fever guard Sophie Cunningham turned heads before Sunday's game with her new crop top that read, "Hot Girls Eat Arby's."

Before the 2025 WNBA All-Star Weekend, Indiana suffered its 11th loss of the season in a 98–77 defeat to the same Liberty team. With Clark out, the Fever turned to her usual replacement, Aari McDonald, who had earned the starting spot earlier in the year.