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To: MNDude

Caitlin Clark is a great player, and shooter. She plays much like Steph Curry.

Her range is unlimited, and she gets her shot off very quickly. Only woman player worth watching.


12 posted on 02/09/2024 11:48:49 PM PST by WASCWatch ( WASC)
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To: WASCWatch

Guess the prime prerequisite for playing basketball is to be lesbian first


18 posted on 02/10/2024 1:35:44 AM PST by ronnie raygun
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To: WASCWatch

“ Only woman player worth watching”

Apparently you’ve never seen a UCONN game.


25 posted on 02/10/2024 4:33:09 AM PST by muir_redwoods (Freedom isn't free, liberty isn't liberal and you'll never find anything Right on the Left)
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To: WASCWatch

Caitlin Clark is a great player and seems to be a good person off the court. Her biggest problem right now is that she’s at the end of her college career and may have to take a big pay cut when she turns pro. Ain’t NIL wonderful?

At the rate we’re going, the NCAA will extend college eligibility to ten years and Georgia, Alabama, and Ohio State will be outbidding the NFL for players. The tv networks will love this, as will the gambling interests.

Caitlin Clark will presumably land enough endorsements to keep her stocked with peanut butter sandwiches, but the WNBA is a subsidy operation used by the NBA to purchase a bit of political cover, given the off-the-charts degeneracy and misogyny of the NBA’s player culture. No one cares about the WNBA. Women’s college basketball, at least at the competitive schools, has fans who actually do care.


30 posted on 02/10/2024 6:36:37 AM PST by sphinx
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