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Caffeine might not even be needed. Pure adrenaline could get the job done.

Fans of theGolden State Valkyriesare in for an early-morning wakeup call on Thursday when Game 6 of the WNBA Finals tips off in Atlanta at 9:30 a.m. Pacific time.

But during Monday’s Game 5 against Atlanta, which began like every other Finals game, with both teams leaving the floor moments before the playing of the national anthem only to return seconds after it completed, the packed Chase Center in San Francisco was raucous.

Fans of this 2-year-old team, clad floor to rafters in their giveaway lavender T-shirts, were beyond keyed up. They were loud and on the edge of their seats, willing their team on every play en route to a 64-55 victory that gave Golden State a 3-2 lead in the best-of-seven series.

That buzz could last a few days, which will come in handy when that alarm clock rings.

WNBA FINALS GAME 6, A POTENTIAL TITLE-CLINCHER, WILL BE HELD IN THE AFTERNOON ON THURSDAY

\"I will be taking time off of work that day, for sure,\" one female fan said, planning a personal day for Thursday.

\"It’s really disappointing that more fans won’t be able to be cheering for the Valkyries on the West Coast,\" said another female fan, who brings her kids to games. \"It’s pretty hard to do with kid drop-offs and school, but I’m going to make it work somehow.\"

Some retirees said they get up early anyway, so they’re not sweating it and will be glued to their TVs for a road game, per usual.

A couple of male fans said they would be watching on their laptops … at work. Shhhhhhh.

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The strange start time in Atlanta is due to conflicts at State Farm Arena. The Dream, who normally play at Gateway Center Arena, have played playoff games at State Farm Arena because Gateway has a capacity of only 3,500 for basketball games.

But now that the NBA season has started, State Farm, home of the Atlanta Hawks, has gotten busy.

Some juggling was required once it became clear that the WNBA Finals would be going back to Atlanta for a Game 6 on Thursday. There is a Hawks home game that night. Several other options were considered before the early game time was chosen to create an unusual doubleheader of sorts.

Many fans in the Bay Area seemed far more concerned about thescheduling chaos for Game 6than they are about the controversy surrounding the national anthem walkouts that have been swirling around the WNBA Finals since Game 1.

\"I don’t understand why we’re singing the national anthem [before games] to begin with, that’s all there is to it,\" one female fan said. \"If they want to go back [in the tunnel] and re-group, great. We’ve been doing it for two seasons.\"

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\"This is a non-controversy that people are trying to make into a controversy,\" a male fan said. \"I don’t think not being out on the floor for the national anthem says anything about patriotism or loyalty to the United States.\"

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Many fans said that being on the court for the national anthem should be a personal choice for athletes, even if that isn’t the choice they would make for themselves.

\"We have strong feelings about this,\" said a female fan who came to the game with her husband and both were dressed from head to toe in Valkyries lavender. \"We’re both retired military. So we stand, we put our hands on our hearts and we honor the flag. The players … are doing something to get ready for the game.

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\"It’s not new to us that they leave the court for the national anthem. If they stayed and saluted the flag [during the anthem], I’d be fine with that [too]. This country is so divided anyway. Everyone just has to support their own true feelings.\"

There is actually a provision in the WNBA rulebook stating that players should stand respectfully on the court while the national anthem is being played. But the league has not enforced that rule since 2017.

\"I wish they would stand out there for the national anthem,\" one female fan said. \"But it’s one of those ‘to each their own’ [things] and they’ve been doing it from the beginning. \"Maybe the national anthem means different things for different people. But for me, as an American, I think about people who gave up their lives for us to be free, so that we could decide to stand or hide in the tunnel or sit down. But for me, it’s about respect.\"

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Golden State got a balanced offensive effort, with double-figure scoring from four players. Kiah Stokes and Veronica Burton each had 13 points while Tiffany Hayes and Cecilla Zandalasini each had 12 points.

Atlanta's Angel Reese again had a lackluster scoring game. She finished with just 7 points but had 15 rebounds. Rhyne Howard of the Dream led all scorers with 20 points.

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TheWNBAmoved a potential championship-clinching game from Primetime to Thursday afternoon. It has yet to answer OutKick’s questions about why it chose a weekday afternoon over other options.

Game 6 between the Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries will tip off at 12:30 p.m. ET Thursday at State Farm Arena, rather than its originally scheduled 8 p.m. start. ForGolden State fans watching back home, that’s 9:30 a.m. PT.

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The game will still air on the USA Network and stream on Peacock.

The Valkyries lead the best-of-seven series 3-2 and can win their first championship Thursday. Atlanta needs a victory to force Game 7, which will be played Saturday at 8 p.m. ET at Chase Center in San Francisco. Unless the WNBA runs into yet another scheduling issue, of course.

OutKick asked Versant, USA Network’s parent company, what role it had in choosing or approving the new start time and whether it supported the move. A source at the company said the scheduling change was the WNBA’s decision, but did not say whether USA Network approved the new start time or supported the move.

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Why did the WNBA decide that a weekday afternoon was the best time for one of its biggest games?

The league has not responded to OutKick’s questions about the decision, the alternatives considered or concerns about the potential impact on viewership.

The immediate scheduling problem was another basketball game. The NBA’sAtlanta Hawkshost the Cleveland Cavaliers at State Farm Arena that night. The Hawks agreed to move their start time to 8 p.m. to accommodate the WNBA game and the arena turnaround.

The teams used a similar arrangement for Game 4 on Saturday, with the WNBA game starting at 1 p.m. and the Hawks tipping off at 8:30 p.m.

Keeping Game 6 at State Farm Arena allows the Dream to accommodate substantially more fans than their roughly 3,500-seat regular home, Gateway Center Arena.

And give Atlanta credit: Fans filled the larger building for Games 3 and 4. I previously questioned whether the Dreamcould fill State Farm Arenafor the Finals, but they answered that with sellout crowds and a loud atmosphere.

Of course, neither Game 3 nor Game 4 was played at a time when most adults are at work and most kids are in school.

According to ESPN’s Ramona Shelburne, another option under strong consideration was playing Game 6 on Friday at State Farm Arena and moving a potential Game 7 to Tuesday, Nov. 3, at Chase Center in San Francisco.

Instead, the league kept Game 6 on Thursday and preserved the potential Halloween Game 7. Moving Game 6 to Friday and a potential Game 7 to Tuesday would have extended the series that began Oct. 17 into November if a seventh game were needed.

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Shelburne initially reported on ESPN’s \"NBA Today\" that a potential championship celebration could be moved to a practice court because of the arena turnaround. She later clarified that there was \"a resolve\" to ensure any championship won Thursday would be celebrated on the court.

Winning a championship, then having to move the celebration to a practice court because the NBA needs the floor, would be a terrible look for the WNBA.

In its announcement,Commissioner Cathy Engelbertemphasized the opportunity to keep the game in the larger arena.

\"The sellout crowds and extraordinary atmosphere at State Farm Arena for Games 3 and 4 were a tremendous success, and we’re excited to give thousands more fans the opportunity to experience Game 6 with a championship on the line,\" Engelbert said.

She also thanked the NBA, both teams, the Hawks, State Farm Arena and USA Network for their collaboration and flexibility.

But thousands more available seats don’t necessarily mean thousands more people can attend. Fans who made Wednesday night and Saturday afternoon work now have to figure out a Thursday lunchtime tipoff.

The same problem applies to the television audience. Golden State fans who want to watch their team play for a championship will have to tune in at 9:30 on a Thursday morning.

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The league announced the change Monday, three days before the game, with tickets going on sale that afternoon.

The WNBA said it would work with the NBA and its broadcast partners on a coordinated marketing campaign across television, digital and social platforms to promote the new start time.

More promotion might help people find the game, but it won’t change when they have to work.

Perhaps Thursday afternoon was the best available compromise. But the league has been asked to explain why a potential championship clincher had to leave prime time.

With fans being asked to rearrange their schedules, the WNBA should at least explain how it arrived at this one.

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Game 6 of the WNBA Finals between the Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries has beenmoved up to 12:30 p.m.ET on Thursday to give State Farm Arena enough time to get the building ready for an NBA game that evening.

The early tipoff could create a challenge for fans in California, where the game will begin at 9:30 a.m. PT. The Valkyries defeated the Dream in Monday’s Game 5 in San Francisco to take a 3-2 lead in the best-of-seven series, meaning Game 6 could determine theWNBAchampion.

While championship series games, especially potential championship-clinching contests, are routinely played in prime time, Thursday’s less-than-ideal scheduling doesn’t appear likely to stop Valkyries fans from tuning in to watch their favorite team.

WNBA FINALS GAME 6, A POTENTIAL TITLE-CLINCHER, WILL BE HELD IN THE AFTERNOON ON THURSDAY

Warriors coach Steve Kerr is among those who plan to tune in, even if he’s having breakfast when the game is starting. \"We’ll have a day off that day, so, yeah, I’ll be watching,\" he said.

Several of the WNBA Finals games have drawn record ratings, showing how much interest there is in the league, this series and its athletes.The Valkyrieshave sold out every game since they began as an expansion franchise last year.

Shaunice Christmas-Miller and her wife, Kendall, have attended every home playoff game this season at Chase Center. Their jobs allow them to be flexible and work from home Thursday. Nevertheless, the couple believes the fan base will still show up Thursday.

\"Absolutely, they will definitely find a way,\" Shaunice said.

Valkyries co-owner Peter Guber was largely unconcerned that the franchise’s devoted home crowd would come together when it matters most, despite morning challenges such as commuter traffic heading into San Francisco for a watch party.

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Supporters have been invited to gather outside Chase Center’s Thrive City viewing area beneath the big screen.

Shaunice added that she wishes everybody involved had considered the various options well in advance to avoid such last-minute scrambling.

\"They should have thought ahead for the whole seven-game series,\" Shaunice noted. \"The women deserve primetime slots.\"

Others expressed their feelings on social media.

Rapper Flavor Flav posted Tuesday: \"Thursday is a paid holiday. Because Flavor Flav said so.\" Included in his post was a photo of a note directed to bosses everywhere as a permission slip of sorts requesting excused absences for employees, signed by Flavor Flav with dual titles beneath his name — \"The World’s Greatest Hype Man\" and \"Official Supporter of Women’s Sports.\"

Ole Miss women’s coach Yolett McPhee-McCuin sounded off.

\"I’d rather play anywhere else than have a 12:30 tip for a WNBA FINALS game man! Not a good look! For fans and for the players,\"she posted on X.\"Just my 2cents that no one asked for.\"

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Golden State coach Natalie Nakase and her players have focused all along on what they can control, and this certainly isn’t one of those things.

But there were some clever postgame offerings:

\"Call in sick, I recommend it,\" point guard Veronica Burton cracked.

\"Yeah, right? Y’all know how to fake a cough, didn’t we all do that?\" teammate Kiah Stokes added.

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Golden State guard Kaila Charles has no doubt the Valkyries will adjust for the early tipoff.

\"I think it’s a good thing that we’re able to play in a bigger arena so that they can have more people come and support women’s basketball,\" Charles said.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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