HandyWithTheSteel
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Women’s college has one star, probably the 1st ever, or at least the 1st I’ve ever heard of. And you’re saying that it has more star power than men’s college basketball?
Caitlyn Clark's game had more TV viewers than any NBA game this season on ESPN
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Women’s college has one star, probably the 1st ever, or at least the 1st I’ve ever heard of. And you’re saying that it has more star power than men’s college basketball?
Field Marshall Bradley
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Only Vince McMahon can market that shyt It's not a good product
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<--- Cleveland Browns winning that many, boi!
I'm not the issueMaybe you need to go to better places then.
I remember Lobo, Griner, Parker all getting bigger shine in their school days
HandyWithTheSteel
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That’s not more star power than men’s college basketball.
I could be wrong, but I think they can leave after 3 years, but it's rare that they do that.
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That’s not more star power than men’s college basketball.
I'm talking about the statement that Clark is the 1st star in women's ball. Unless you're like 13, then it might make sense.
I know that but I'm saying is because of that you see players grow, become familiar and become household names.
College basketball when's the last time a four year player who was a household name was a top ten player?
Emeka Okafor?
AVXL
Laughing at you n*ggaz like “ha ha ha”
You can call it what you want but I’m call it for what it is: The women’s college game has more star power than the men’s college game. I’ve never seen a time where that was consistently true until now.
This star power in college will change how we consume the WNBA which will change how the WNBA operates. The Britney Griner situation, debate about charter planes, added star power will take the WNBA to another level we’ve never seen before in women’s pro sports
Nope it's four
Players got an extra year due to covid thats why you see Boston leaving for the WNBA even though she has a year of eligibility left.
The WNBA "requires players to be at least 22, to have completed their college eligibility, to have graduated from a four-year college or to be four years removed from high schoo
It was Charli Collier from University of Texas back in 2021 who did it as a junior, but she was 22 at the time of the draft.
Yep, if men were required play college ball for four years then Anthony Edwards, LaMelo, Haliburton, Maxey, Cade, Jalen Green, Franz Wagner, Paolo, Chet, Sharpe, etc. would all still be there
One and done plus having basically an underdog Final Four got us here
I'm guessing the age was the loophole that helped as it was a big deal at the time when it happened.I stand corrected
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I think you are. And I think the product is. I know tons of black people who have stopped caring about the sport. It’s lost its luster and appeal.
