Here is 24 minutes of awesomeness.
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Caitlin Clark nominated for 2 ESPYs. Watch the "Her" Documentary: Changing Women's Hoops FOREVER
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That is a pretty darn cool video. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for sharing this.....we REALLY need to enjoy her while we can and everything she has done for Iowa and ALL of Women's basketball.
I think we all knew she was going to be good but damn, she is one special player.
She is going to break the NCAA all time scoring record next season
She said she was going to take Iowa back to the Final Four and did one better than that.
And how cool is it going to be when they announce that next season is sold out?
Have not watched but will. Has anyone posted that to Angel's twitter account?
The further we get from this season, and of course depending on how things play out in the next year or two, I think people will come to truly appreciate just how amazing and groundbreaking a run she/Iowa had in the tournament.
Thanks for sharing. Tough to top this season, but I would not put it past her.
I love how she attracts people to women's BB (myself included), but most importantly, how she always takes the time for young fans, who she seems to genuinely care about.
I love how she attracts people to women's BB (myself included), but most importantly, how she always takes the time for young fans, who she seems to genuinely care about.
How about her going for 60 or dropping 25 dimes in a game this coming year. The media would eat that up. And more fans would come to the game anticipating what they may get to see.
And for good measure, another FF run.
And for good measure, another FF run.
You can bet that when it's time for tournament games Iowa women will have a target on their backs. The only thing is they can't catch Caitlin
I just hope the quality of officiating in the women’s game improves next year.
To borrow from Geno Auriemma, We have Caitlin and you don’t.
I bet iowa will be really be a hot tv item next year- lots of national exposure via espn and major networks. Lots of commercials promoting an upcoming game. And how thrilling it will be to go to a maxed out Carver
Well if it's anything like the men's, not only will it stay the same, but they'll also get vindictive as hell and take it out on teams/coaches/players they felt wronged them.......................
Is ESPN still covering B1G womens games? I think they are done covering the B1G in mens basketball and football, correct? Did they not say this year that, that was the last B1G mens game on ESPN? I believe the current contract expires in 2023......
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The Big Ten's new 7 year media rights agreement with Fox, CBS and NBC will begin July 1, 2023, and run through the end of the 2029-30 athletic year. It is set to bring in more than $7 billion.
Games will also appear on BTN, of course.
This was tweeted on March 6:
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Thats what I thought. i was responding to the poster who said we'd be on ESPN TV a lot next year. Uh, NO we won't. Not Unless the womens teams have different network providers.......Honestly, I think ESPN needs the B1G way more then the B1G needs ESPN. We'll see over the next several years......
Caitlin won 1 of the 2 ESPYs that she was nominated for.
This was the second ESPY Caitlin was nominated for.
Hell, let's be honest; Brock Purdy should have won this....
Hell, let's be honest; Brock Purdy should have won this....
Lets face it. If Angel doesn’t play against Caitlin Clark in the National Title Game, no one has any idea who Angel is and she's not winning an ESPY. The sport (and Angel) can thank Caitlin for the exposure.
She even brings back the "you can't see me." I think we've all seen enough.
Watch:
She even brings back the "you can't see me." I think we've all seen enough.
Watch:
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I think it's also part of the marketing ploy from ESPN to keep this hype train rolling through the offseason.
You know surefire as f*** once bball season starts, they're gonna beat everyone over the head with this notion that everyone should want to see a Clark vs Reese matchup, or at the very least keep side by side tabs on their season progress.
ESPN jumped this shark a while ago, but it's gotten so much worse in recent years where it's like nothing is allowed to happen organically and they have to shine 60 extra f***ing spotlights on something as its happening because we wouldn't want to NOT put any more pressure on these athletes than they already face every day...............................
Did she chase the cameraman around for 30 seconds?
How the New Orleans media is spinning it.
Click on "nola.com" to take you to the story from the New Orleans newspaper.
Click on "nola.com" to take you to the story from the New Orleans newspaper.
Hy-Vee knows how to pick their spokespeople.
check this out & watch:
check this out & watch:
I don't really care, but as Reese accepted her award live, and Clark's award wasn't live it seems like ESPN thinks the 'break through player' is a bigger award than best college athlete.
Obviously its not even close, and frankly, saying Clark was a break through player is funny, considering she led the nation on scoring and assists LAST season. If we're going strictly on the NCAA tourney saying Reese outperformed CC is laughable. Frankly we may have made a game of it IF she had NOT been in foul trouble. She wasn't even one of the three most impactful players on her own team in the title game. The whole evening was an ESPN/SEC love fest for LSU, so whatever. Even the skit they did with the LSU starting five did nothing but showcase that their combined IQ probably wouldn't top 100. Reese struggled through the skit worse then them all. But hey lets let her be a presenter and everything.
Nothing like showing your ass saying that Reese "outdid" Clark again because ESPN turned the show into an SEC home court advantage, Really, so breakthrough player, now somehow eclipses " BEST collegiate womens player". Maybe these folks down south need some education on just what "Best" means.......
Somewhere IN a grade school this fall will be a girls basketball player who will in a few years win the Caitlin Clark award for outstanding player in NCAA women’s College Basketball.
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