Jemele Hill Enters the Projection Hall of Fame With Rant About Caitlin Clark and the 'Sports Race Wars'

Red State ^ | April 02, 2024 | Bonchie

[Fledermaus]

I thought it was a larger rim

[ridesthemiles]

When they win the crown next weekend——I nominate Steph Curry to present the AWARD-——

[ridesthemiles]

And LIZZO is unhappy that she cannot get a job as a JOCKEY.

[ridesthemiles]

NOT ACCEPTABLE

[freebilly]

I’ve followed women’s college BB for 39 years. Have never watched a single WNBA game. I might watch now that Caitlin’s going pro....

[freebilly]

As an UConn fan, I want to see he champions of the mens and women’s in Stores

Damn right!

[freedomjusticeruleoflaw]

Connecticut might have a few words to say before that.

[DennisR]

Not sure, but I think all rims have the same dimensions whether men’s, women’s, NBA, college, …

[redgolum]

Clark has made basketball fun to watch, to the point I prefer Women’s college ball.

For one thing, they play basketball not street ball.

[JohnBovenmyer]

I've not seen it reported yet, but Caitlin Clark set one more record and a significant one. Previously the NCAA Woman's PPG record for a career had been held by Patricia Hoskins, who'd scored 3122 points over 110 games for Mississippi Valley State University in four years, 1986 thru 1989 seasons, for career 28.382 PPG. Clark tallied 3951 points over 139 games in her four years, for career 28.424 PPG. Beating Hoskin's record with 5 points to spare. NCAA stats pages list the above for Hoskins, although her bio page on wiki claimed 3126 career points/ 110 games, in which case Clark won with less than a full point to spare.

Hoskins still holds the NCAA single season PPG record with 33.630. Clark ranks 4th on that stat (78 points short of that record average, 2 points short of 3rd best average.)

[kenmcg]

Did not have to read the article to know where the racist diatribe would be coming from. Same old horse spit.