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The Sting folds (Where will Bogues coach now?) and Van Chancellor will reportedly resign as the Comets coach.

Yes, starting this thread is a joke. But at least with the Sting folding and the Comets looking for a buyer we're maybe getting closer to seeing the WNBA go away?
 
Not a chance in hell. This is Stern's baby. It's not going to die.
 
Hell, I already declared my unrequited love for Lauren Jackson of the Storm. Hell of a player. There's a really far-fetched rumor that she might work out with an ABL team in her homeland to see what happens. 6-5, 3-point range, and could probably post up as a 2-guard against the men. Probably have issues defensively though.
 
Any time a female athlete anywhere on the earth succeeds, millions of penises instantly shrivel up. (Even more.)
 
I really hope they keep the WNBA. It gives a chance/goal for women to accomplish after college instead going away from their homes to overseas. I actually catch the WNBA from time to time. I was there for the first Detroit Shock championship and it was great.
Yes, GB-Hack, Lauren Jackson is very talented. I love watching her and Sue Bird go Karl Malone/John Stockton on the league.
 
Sheryl Swoopes remains my favorite player, but the Sue/Lauren pairing is by far the best since the Cooper/Swoopes/Thompson pairing when the league started.
 
Chuck~Taylor said:
I really hope they keep the WNBA. It gives a chance/goal for women to accomplish after college instead going away from their homes to overseas. I actually catch the WNBA from time to time. I was there for the first Detroit Shock championship and it was great.
Yes, GB-Hack, Lauren Jackson is very talented. I love watching her and Sue Bird go Karl Malone/John Stockton on the league.

Ok, here it comes. I used to go regularly to Miracle games before they moved. I have a Nykesha Sales replica jersey, and has a Taj McWilliams-Franklin bobblehead until my cat killed it. I'm looking forward to the Women's final four coming to my town.

Alright officer, I'll come quietly......
 
sportschick said:
Sheryl Swoopes remains my favorite player, but the Sue/Lauren pairing is by far the best since the Cooper/Swoopes/Thompson pairing when the league started.
Sheryl Swoopes is a baller. Love watching her play. I also love watching Ticha Penicheiro(she can pass that rock) and Katie Smith(great scorer),especially when she played for Minnesota.
 
ondeadline said:
I enjoy and follow women's college basketball, but I just can't get excited about the WNBA.

Any particular reason for that? Or do you just prefer college sports in general.

For the record, I like both. But you probably guessed that already.
 
ondeadline said:
I enjoy and follow women's college basketball, but I just can't get excited about the WNBA.

Me, too, though I feel the same way about the NBA. ;)
 
GB-Hack, I look at the WNBA much like I look at the MLS, the Arena Football League or any other minor league that a network (NBC and soon-to-be ESPN) or entity (the NBA in this case) tries to prop up as a major league. It's a niche league and I don't care about it.

I just can't get excited about the WNBA, but I enjoy games involving big-time college programs such as Tennessee, UConn, Maryland, Duke, North Carolina and some others. They are at least working to win an NCAA title that actually means something. I couldn't care less about a WNBA title.

I think Ace is suggesting that he likes men's college basketball and isn't an NBA fan. That's my feeling as well. Love college basketball and would probably fall asleep if I tried to watch an entire NBA game.
 
Ok, that pretty much covers it. I like basketball, and all types from college to the NBA to the world championships. There's something remarkable about what NBA players can do on a regular basis, and teams like the Suns make me smile every time I watch them. There are things about each different type of game I enjoy.
 
And yet, 78 percent of SportsJournalists.com respondents said they'd take a job in the WNBA. ;D

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