The Mist BC maintained its winning streak in the league, highlighting its ability to challenge for the title. Allisha Gray’s addition certainly shifted the momentum for the side as the Lunar Owls’ tough choice to protect Skylar Diggins over Gray backfired. The composed star became an instant hit for the Mist BC team.
In the recent game, though the calm guard lost her control, the reason for it was not a bad play, pass, or a missed shot, but a poor decision from the referee. Fans also showed their support for the Dream guard.
Fans React To Technical Foul Call On Allisha Gray
In the close first quarter, Kelsey Plum tried to drive her way to the basket, as she beat Stewie with a quick shift of handles and bumped into the 31-year-old, who was holding her defensive stance.
The referee blew the whistle as Gray tried to reach for the ball. Though the defender moved away, not happy with the foul call, she lost her control when the officials gave her a technical foul.
She just got a T. I love an Allisha Gray crashout 😭 https://t.co/GeEXPaaMDl pic.twitter.com/B6MNLSjzNp
— zavanté.˙⋆ ♱ (@zavanchy) February 8, 2026
The Unrivaled also faced criticism over poor officiating in the season. Fans react to the technical foul on the Dream player, with a few even calling out the offensive star, Plum.
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A fan said, “My girl be spazzing.”
My girl be spazzing 😭😭😭
— ShaRelle (@ItsJustRelle) February 8, 2026
One fan added. “What a power tripping weirdo.”
What a power tripping weirdo
— jolette law mami (@theblickerbrr) February 8, 2026
Another fan mentioned, “But if this was Aliyah Boston you all would be complaining about her.”
But if this was Aliyah Boston you all would be complaining about her.
— Fever Basketball 101 (@CanandaLiv77658) February 8, 2026
One fan wrote, “Her and Howard really lose sight of the game once they get pissed.”
Her and Howard really lose sight of the game once they get pissed. Its wild. 😆
— Grady Williams (@gradeafun) February 8, 2026
Another fan commented, “When she lift her goggles up.”
When she lift her goggles up 😭
— 🤭 (@sumtypanigga) February 8, 2026
While the player was not happy with the umpires’ call, there is some good news for the guard who will enter the upcoming 1-on-1 tournament as top seed.
Allisha Gray Receives Top Seeding For 1-On-1 Tournament
The Unrivaled will hold its three-day 1-on-1 tournament midway through the season. With 32 players divided into four pods, there are four different top seeds. In season 2, Kelsey Mitchell, Paige Bueckers, and Mist BC’s pair, Breana Stewart and Grey, received the top seeding.
THE BRACKET IS IN 👀 1on1 Tournament presented by @Sprite starts Wednesday 2/11 on truTV and TRUST US we cannot wait 🍿🎥 So for the time being… make sure you head over to our website and fill out your bracket ➡️
— Unrivaled Basketball (@Unrivaledwbb) February 7, 2026
Who do think will be CROWNED THE ONE? 👀 pic.twitter.com/2y3nEeseBa
While this seeding doesn’t help in favorable match-ups, given the league’s talent, it certainly reflects their performances this season. Courtney Williams even hilariously tried to avoid Mitchell in the matchup, showing the players’ ability in the format.
As for Gray, she will start her campaign with a match-up against Saniya Rivers. The champion will earn a $200,000 prize, while the runner-up will receive a $50,000 check. The other two semifinalists will receive $25,000 each.