Sophie Cunningham posing in jersey
Sophie Cunningham (Photo via @sophaller/Twitter)
Sophie Cunningham is not as known as some of the players in the WNBA, but she is quickly rising up the ranks.

Aside from their talents on the court, WNBA players like Phoenix Mercury’s Sophie Cunningham certainly know how to make the crowd go crazy with their pregame outfits.

Cunningham went viral this week after she posted a photo of herself rocking a huge Arizona Coyotes jersey during her most recent game. The jersey was so big that it appeared that she was not wearing anything underneath.

Instead, the jersey showed off her incredibly toned legs.

Social media loved it:

Sophie Cunningham and the Phoenix Mercury last played on Sunday when they hosted the Seattle Storm.

In the game, the Phoenix Mercury never trailed in an 87-78 victory over the Seattle Storm on Sunday.

Kahleah Copper had 30 points, Brittney Griner scored a season-high 28, and Diana Taurasi pitched in with 13 points, eight rebounds, and four assists for Phoenix.

Sophie Cunningham played 25 minutes in this game. She went 0-2 from the field and did not score a single point. However, according to ESPN.com, she helped out by securing two rebounds and five assists on the night.

Also read: Social Media Explodes As WNBA Star Sophie Cunningham Stuns In Daring Black Dress That Barely Covers Her Skin

Cunningham is in her sixth year and is averaging 7.9 points per game with 4.4 rebounds.

Sophie Cunningham Unfortunately Had Her Car Towed

Sophie Cunningham took to Instagram to reveal what happened after the Phoenix Mercury returned from a loss in Seattle earlier this season.

Cunningham had her car towed and was forced to go pick it up in an unknown Arizona town.

“If you’re wondering where I’m at, got in at like 2 [a.m.], went to bed at like 2:45 last night, yeah, I got my freaking car towed,” she said on her Instagram Story. “So I’m in the middle of bumf–k nowhere in, I don’t even know what part of Arizona. So if this is the last time you guys see me, it’s been fun.”