Rickea Jackson Gets Hilariously Pranked At Parking Gate On Foul Play With Anthony Davis [VIDEO]

The last phase of the WNBA offseason is underway, and players are quickly completing their commitments to attend the training camps at the end of April. The Los Angeles Sparks’ Rickea Jackson had been in the news too, more for her personal activities, as her pictures with Jack Harlow went viral during the Unrivaled games.

Although the player is now looking to get back on the court, she was a victim of a prank by NBA champion Anthony Davis.

Anthony Davis Pranks Rickea Jackson In Latest Foul Play Edition

In Foul Play With Anthony Davis on TBS, the former Los Angeles Lakers’ star executes elaborate hidden-camera pranks on athletes. Their unscripted reactions and the prank itself make the short videos more entertaining.

As for the WNBA youngster, Davis planted cameras in the parking lot where the gatekeeper wouldn’t let her go out until she presented her parking ticket. Incidentally, the plan was never to issue her a parking ticket so as to keep her waiting at the gate.

Pro tip: Do not gatekeep Rickea Jackson in a parking lot. Foul Play with Anthony Davis premieres TONIGHT after NCAA coverage on TBS, TNT, and truTV #FoulPlayTBS #AnthonyDavis #RickeaJackson pic.twitter.com/NvQRrN50Cb

— TBS Network (@TBSNetwork) April 6, 2026

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Jackson tried hard to explain her side and eventually lost patience, saying the A-word out loud. While the first episode will be out soon, AD also pranked Draymond Green.

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On the work front, though, the star will enter her third season in the WNBA, and after a ‘near miss’ to the playoffs in the last season, she will look to help her side do better in the upcoming season.

Rickea Jackson To Take More Responsibility At LA Franchise

The fourth overall pick of the 2024 WNBA draft remains a focal point of the Sparks’ future alongside teammate Cameron Brink. As per the reports, the Sparks handed Core designation to Kelsey Plum, making the two-time champions a supermax eligible player from the team.

Now, with such a star-studded lineup, the 23-year-old forward will look to propel Los Angeles back into playoff contention following a 2024 season limited by injuries.

Right before the 2026 WNBA season begins, Jackson competed in the Unrivalled 3-on-3 league for Breeze BC. Her participation in the high-intensity league showed her scoring versatility, excelling in both mid-range and interior play. Paige Bueckers even backed her teammate for the gameplay following the horrific Miami incident.