“Why Does Liz Look Naked?”: Las Vegas Aces Player ...

Elizabeth Kitley might not be the most known player in the WNBA, but she certainly gained thousands of new fans over one single picture.

The Las Vegas Aces drafted Elizabeth with the 24th pick in the 2024 WNBA Draft. Unfortunately, she missed the 2024 season rehabbing an ACL injury.

She is now healthy and ready to contribute to the Aces.

The Las Vegas Aces held an introductory press conference for Jewell Loyd and Elizabeth Kitley this week at the Las Vegas Aces Headquarters.

Kitley wore a strapless, halter top for the press conference, but when she took a picture with her new jersey, it appeared like she was completely naked.

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Here is how fans reacted:

“Not the smartest outfit choice for Liz,” one fan said.

“Uh… Someone probably should have told Liz to come out with a jersey actually on. 😳” another fan stated.

“Why does Liz look naked?” another fan asked.

Elizabeth Kitley Was A Beast In College Before She Drafted

Elizabeth Kitley might be going viral for appearing naked, but the spotlight should really be on her court skills.

The three-time ACC player of the year missed the NCAA tournament after tearing her left ACL in the Virginia Tech Hokies’ regular-season finale in 2024. The Aces still drafted her.

During her tenure at Virginia Tech, Kitley became the Atlantic Coast Conference’s all-time leading scorer and rebounder.

She averaged 17.9 points and 11.4 rebounds per game over 151 appearances.

Aside from being a three-time ACC player of the year, she also had four first-team All-ACC selections.