Crissy Froyd exposes USA TODAY's hypocrisy: Fired for a Dianna Russini post while Nancy Armour's Caitlin Clark column stayed untouched

Crissy Froyd, fired by USA TODAY after tweeting criticism of Dianna Russini, is now publicly calling out her former employer over what she sees as a glaring double standard. While Froyd lost her contractor role over a social media post, columnist Nancy Armour faced no termination after publishing a controversial Caitlin Clark piece that referenced Emmett Till and linked Clark's fanbase to white nationalism. USA TODAY stood by Armour, citing her opinion column label -- a distinction Froyd finds hard to overlook, and one much of sports media is now questioning too.