I guess some people got a special whistle
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I'm no expert but that looks to me like 2 double dribbles.
To be fair in the NBA sometimes it seems as though dribbling while traveling is optional.
To be fair in the NBA sometimes it seems as though dribbling while traveling is optional.
Watch that video and tell me Reese is capable of dribbling from baseline to baseline without doing that little hand toss.
She's a WNBA'er and can't legally dribble.
That's funny.
They have the Euro Step
Now the Bitch Step.
Now the Bitch Step.
Also to be fair, the flagrant foul she bitched about would be called a flagrant foul in the NBA as well.
I'm too hung over to know if this is sarcasm or not.
The way she's branded herself has no doubt made her a lot of money. That said, she does one thing well on the court. 38% fg when I would guess 90% of her shots are within 10 feet is horrific. 2 blocked shots all year is Ben Krikke like.
She kinda reminds me of Dennis Rodman. She can’t shoot or dribble but she can rebound. I have no idea if she is anywhere close to the defender Rodman was though. That would involve me actually watching her play which I don’t care to do.
She double dribbles when she grabs the ball with both hands then resumes her dribble. Then she travels when instead of dribbling she toses ball to right hand instead of the floor. It almost looks like she has discovered a new way to dribble.
Jason is really trying WAY too hard here.
How is he wrong? If you've seen Angel play, you'd know that her popularity isn't due to her skill on the basketball court.
The Angel Reese mega thread will be ready when it is ready.
Disagree, her only skill is being tall. she cant shoot, she cant dribble, she cant run.
She came across as really stupid when she said that, wasn’t remotely controversial that she caught Clark pretty good with the arm across the head.
She’d have had an argument if they had chosen to eject her.
I find her to be a complete idiot but she's a lot better than some of you are giving her credit for
WNBA officiating is so bad it makes my eyes hurt just watching it.
don't need to listen to people who think rebounding isn't a skill
No way a middle schooler gets away with it. By extension, middle school officiating is way better than WNBA officiating.
Lol. That was really bad. Like really really bad. 😆
The WNBA is clearly not a serious basketball league. I’ve watched that clip like five times now and still can’t stop laughing.
That's what I don't get. It's almost as if they don't want people to take their game seriously and they'd rather live off of the racial shit drama that's been going on with Reese and others since CC came into the league. It might bring them ratings today, but that product doesn't have a chance of carrying those eyeballs down the road when the novelty wears off.
When I watch the Fever games I am constantly amazed by the number of missed layups and the poor officiating. W needs better refs.
Agree. High motor, physical and a good defender and rebounder is exactly what they need. Funny part is she would probably pair pretty well with CC too. Wouldn't that be something lol.
If the girls are making less than a McD's manager how much to you think the refs are bringing in?
It is beyond terrible but you can say that about every level of basketball in my opinion. Unfortunately I've come to terms with it after all these years (not really)
Nothing is as bad as womens college basketball officiating.. WNBA is a little worse then men's college (atleast the big ten). NBA is the least worst officiated... but that's not a compliment
More than I thought and more than 80% of the players if this is accurate. And I can't imagine it is, but who knows.
Once in the league, the average years of service for WNBA officials is eight, with more than a third having more than 10 years of experience, McCutchen said. Beginning salary is about $1,500 a game and, for more experienced officials, reaches more than $2,500.
That would be 60-100k at 40 games. Not too shabby to be absolutely terrible at your job.
Really wish my high school counselors would have told me about WNBA officiating back when I was getting ready to graduate.
It's never too late to go to wnba official school bro
