The WNBA is such a g'damn mess.
Check this out & watch:
Check this out & watch:
JFC what a joke. It’s a conspiracy!!!!! LOL.
I don’t see anything wrong in the video. If you’ve been paying attention for the past two years you’ve seen it unfold before your eyes. You can bet that almost every vet or black player resent every 22 jersey they see in the stands home and away.
Not to mention Clark’s idol, Mya Moore, is black.And, of course, race is involved.
Caitlin has always respected the great players from the past. Hell, Iowa even brought Lynnette Woodard, a Black woman, to Iowa City to honor her pre-NCAA scoring record.
Not to mention Clark’s idol, Mya Moore, is black.
It doesn't take a "conspiracy" (what an overused word). Sometimes shit just happens organically.
Jesus, you're a crazy person. Do you actually believe this stuff? She's the most high profile rookie ever and she's getting hazed as such. Calm the hell down. Her time is coming.
These 3 things you mention is why nobody watched the WNBA the last 20 years.
Why?This is one of those times I'm a little embarrassed to be associated with this message board.
These 3 things you mention is why nobody watched the WNBA the last 20 years.
Best thing that could happen, IMO, to stop the petty jealousy BS, would be for the NBA to quite subsidizing the WNBA. You’d suddenly see a lot of players/coaches changing their attitude toward Caitlin when the league might fold and they had to start acting like a real business. A business that needs to turn a profit, or no more paychecks, for anyone.
When will the W wake up?Best thing that could happen, IMO, to stop the petty jealousy BS, would be for the NBA to quite subsidizing the WNBA. You’d suddenly see a lot of players/coaches changing their attitude toward Caitlin when the league might fold and they had to start acting like a real business. A business that needs to turn a profit, or no more paychecks, for anyone.
Amen!This is one of those times I'm a little embarrassed to be associated with this message board.
Exactly. Pathetic.It's a shame posters on this board prop up people that use Caitlin's name to push an agenda. When that's clearly not what she wants.
Caitlin Clark Says, “Don’t Use My Name To Push Your Agendas”
Caitlin Clark warned that she doesn't want to be the subject of any agenda.deadline.com
I like to think I’m a reasonable person not pushing any agenda. I don’t think there is a “conspiracy” among the entire W establishment but rather an amazing collective inability to control a host of childish emotions to the detriment of pragmatic self-interest in long term financial and viewership gain. And, that shit show is off putting if not alienating. Or, at least parts of it are.Amen!
Exactly. Pathetic.
This is one of those times I'm a little embarrassed to be associated with this message board.
Amen!
Exactly. Pathetic.
Not sure defending her is pushing an agenda, more of a pushbackIt's a shame posters on this board prop up people that use Caitlin's name to push an agenda. When that's clearly not what she wants.
Caitlin Clark Says, “Don’t Use My Name To Push Your Agendas”
Caitlin Clark warned that she doesn't want to be the subject of any agenda.deadline.com
My issue with the video is that it takes something that has multiple causes and boils it down to just one.I don’t see anything wrong in the video. If you’ve been paying attention for the past two years you’ve seen it unfold before your eyes.
You can bet that almost every vet or black player resent every 22 jersey they see in the stands home and away.
Cheryl Reeve, Head Coach of the Minnesota Lynx & Head Coach of the 2024 Olympic Team,
checks 2 of the 3 boxes (she's lesbian and she's an activist).
As part of her activism, she likes to wear shirts like the one that follows.
The irony of leaving Caitlin off the Olympic team while at the same time wearing a shirt that says "Put Women's Sports on TV."
The resentment started when playing college ball. I posted this in the angel reece thread. Check out the article on the ESPN wmba page. Not only is it whitewashing what Swoops said, but it is painting Iowa fans as racist. Look how happy Swoops was that Chicago won. A good population of former and active players (& black media) hate Clark.I don’t see anything wrong in the video. If you’ve been paying attention for the past two years you’ve seen it unfold before your eyes.
You can bet that almost every vet or black player resent every 22 jersey they see in the stands home and away.
On the alienation point I was making above, this part of that article is an absolute turn off:The resentment started when playing college ball. I posted this in the angel reece thread. Check out the article on the ESPN wmba page. Not only is it whitewashing what Swoops said, but it is painting Iowa fans as racist. Look how happy Swoops was that Chicago won. A good population of former and active players (& black media) hate Clark.
On ESPN page
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In some ways, the ugly side of Clark’s success can be traced back to commentary Swoopes made in January on an episode of former NBA guard Gilbert Arenas’ daily sports podcast Gil’s Arena. Swoopes erroneously said Clark was in her fifth year of eligibility as she was poised to set a Division I scoring record. Swoopes acknowledged that she “made a mistake,” and that Clark was actually in her fourth year of eligibility, but Iowa fans came up with the most nonsensical hashtag and campaign: #DontBeASheryl.
Not sure defending her is pushing an agenda, more of a pushback
A quote from the best player in the WNBASaying other WNBA players hate Caitlin because she's white, straight, and not an activist is absolutely pushing an agenda.
You couldn't see the truth if it smacked you in the face. Don't you have some cnn to watch?Saying other WNBA players hate Caitlin because she's white, straight, and not an activist is absolutely pushing an agenda.
It is about race, if cc was black she would be getting praise from the same blacks tearing her down, I know, the truth hurts sometimesA quote from the best player in the WNBA
"I think it’s a huge thing. I think a lot of people may say it’s not about black and white, but to me, it is. It really is because you can be top notch at what you are as a black woman, but yet maybe that’s something that people don’t want to see," Wilson told The Associated Press when asked about what role race might play with Clark's appeal.
She further added, "They don’t see it as marketable, so it doesn’t matter how hard I work. It doesn’t matter what we all do as black women, we’re still going to be swept underneath the rug. That’s why it boils my blood when people say it’s not about race because it is."
You couldn't see the truth if it smacked you in the face. Don't you have some cnn to watch?