Aces being offered $10M to play, beat boys HS team by OutKick’s Clay Travis

Clay Travis, founder of OutKick, has offered the Las Vegas Aces a $10 million prize if they defeat a boys’ high‑school state championship basketball team in a proposed pay‑per‑view matchup. According to his posts on X, Travis described the contest as “This volition beryllium the astir wealth ever paid to triumph a azygous hoops game,” and added, “A modern time conflict of the sexes. $10 cardinal to the winning team.” He made the offer on Monday. On Tuesday, Travis said via X that high‑school basketball teams from across the state had contacted him, seeking to be the squad that would face the Aces in the proposed game. The offer coincides with Travis’s push for the WNBA to clarify its position on whether athletes regardless of sex assigned at birth may compete in the league. The debate intensified after Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham told ESPN last month, “I privation to support young girls successful a locker room, oregon young girls successful athletics who shouldn’t person to spell against biologic men.” Her remarks have sparked widespread discussion within the WNBA. Travis argues that the silence from the Aces and the WNBA since his Monday offer indicates that only players whose sex assigned at birth is female should be eligible to play in the league. The Aces and the WNBA did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Travis’s proposal.