Nothing to do with basketball, but over the years I've come to notice that women typically don't work well with other women...
Why Caitlin Clark could pose a dilemma for Team USA at the Olympics
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Nothing to do with basketball, but over the years I've come to notice that women typically don't work well with other women...
For purposes of PR, media buzz and pure basketball talent, wouldn’t Angel Reese be the obvious first choice here?
No
As far as CC, let her earn hers stripes in the WNBA before she goes to an Olympics. Send the pro's that have already proven their skills against the best. CC will have 3-4 Olympics ahead of her.
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What if she enters the draft and starts play with Indiana in May and puts up 17 points and 6 assists per night for the first few weeks of the season? Would that justify her presence on the Olympic team?
They're doing minicamp next month, then picking the 12 player team for the FIBA Qualifying Tournament. CC is going to still be playing for Iowa. Unless there's a withdrawal or injury, adding her to the team wouldn't go over great, regardless of her abilities, nor should it.
Already did it.
Paris Olympics 2024: Team USA women's basketball reveals 12-player roster for FIBA qualifying tournament
Paris Olympics 2024: Team USA women's basketball reveals 12-player roster for FIBA qualifying tournament
Team USA has already qualified for the Olympics by winning the 2022 FIBA Women's World Cup
www.cbssports.com
Your snide comments aside,.. It's actually based on input received from my wife, as she claims to have found it much easier to work with men vs women in an office environment. According to her:
Men + Men = OK
Men + Women = OK
Women + Women = Not OK
