I suspect in time that will happen, but the dynamics between Clark and Boston is an interesting subplot to watch. What seemed like a marriage made in heaven when they were paired up, is looking like they are preparing for divorce court instead so far.
I'll preface this statement by saying that Aliyah's play so far this year has been less than inspiring. I don't know if she underestimated the process it would take to get back in tip-top shape, but she's missing the mark by a LOT. Hopefully, this serves as a "lesson learned" and that she will take her ramp-up more seriously in future seasons.
That said, the hate that this young woman has received all over internetland is ridiculous. And for what? Poor play? There are tons of players in the league playing poorly right now. Lack of conditioning? Already addressed above. Bad behavior? AB? No, that's not it. She's one of the sweetest human beings on the planet. Oh, I think I get it. Folks really hate Coach Dawn Staley, don't they--so much so that they'll take out their frustrations of her on one of her players (because they know that Dawn will tell them what they can kiss and where they can go once they've finished that task).
And yes, I do blame overzealous Iowa fans/CC stans for the bulk of the hateful energy towards AB. I don't think all Iowa fans are contributing to the hate, but the loudest voices amongst that group have created this maelstrom. But it's not just them by any stretch. It's LSU fans. It's Tennessee fans. It's Stanford/Pac-12 fans. It's UConn fans. It's any fan base that had to endure getting their cans kicked by a recruiting class that went 129-9 in four seasons. So, your faves missed out on a few championships and individual awards while the centerpiece of the "Freshies" constantly added to her award collection. So what? Get over it.
The CC/AB pairing was exciting on paper and still seems like it could destroy the rest of the league in the future if it pans out, but the process appears to be eroding the mental state of one of the parties involved. If a "divorce" would improve Aliyah's mentals, then I'm all for it. I just hope she lands in a situation that will allow her to flourish both as an athlete and as a young woman. Aww, who are we kidding? Just go to Vegas, Aliyah.