I don't know, and I'm not positive anybody knows for sure just yet.Do the GS Valkyries get the #1 overall pick? If so, really looking forward to Paige Buckets being in the Bay.
I am not a fan of their team colors yet. With Sac being an hour/hour and a half away, the colors are too similar to the Kings.I don't know, and I'm not positive anybody knows for sure just yet.Do the GS Valkyries get the #1 overall pick? If so, really looking forward to Paige Buckets being in the Bay.
But based on the previous expansions, I don't think the Valkyries will get the the #1 overall pick. Again, I don't know, so don't take my word for it.
But oh man, I love the name and the branding. WNBA needs more jobs and more opportunities, so awesome all around. But man, GS nailed it on the branding.
I could be wrong, but I think at least some part of the reason to go purple was a nod to the former Sacramento Monarchs.I am not a fan of their team colors yet. With Sac being an hour/hour and a half away, the colors are too similar to the Kings.I don't know, and I'm not positive anybody knows for sure just yet.Do the GS Valkyries get the #1 overall pick? If so, really looking forward to Paige Buckets being in the Bay.
But based on the previous expansions, I don't think the Valkyries will get the the #1 overall pick. Again, I don't know, so don't take my word for it.
But oh man, I love the name and the branding. WNBA needs more jobs and more opportunities, so awesome all around. But man, GS nailed it on the branding.
its a good point i mean she is a flash point for sure take that to the bank bromigoI wonder if this thread will be a microcosm of the Clark influence and progression for the WNBA. By that I mean, I have a lot less interest in visiting this thread as it is WNBA based than the Clark thread thinking there will be more interesting discussion about impact, treatment, fluctuation etc caused by here hype. It's a more interesting discussion point to me.
I will be interested to see if this fizzles out to just the few posters that have dominated the posts so far or if there will still be a wider audience.
Unfortunately, no. I only started watching this season because I really like Clark and I wanted to get to know the league that she is in.@pollardsvision are you the creator of the WNBA or have stock in it or something?
When you dive in........you really dive in.Unfortunately, no. I only started watching this season because I really like Clark and I wanted to get to know the league that she is in.@pollardsvision are you the creator of the WNBA or have stock in it or something?
I think we have our answer already. Like the country in general, there is far more interest in Caitlan Clark than there is in the WNBA in general.I wonder if this thread will be a microcosm of the Clark influence and progression for the WNBA. By that I mean, I have a lot less interest in visiting this thread as it is WNBA based than the Clark thread thinking there will be more interesting discussion about impact, treatment, fluctuation etc caused by her hype. It's a more interesting discussion point to me.
I will be interested to see if this fizzles out to just the few posters that have dominated the posts so far or if there will still be a wider audience.
As we have learned this season, she is in a league of her own. Always taking the high road.Unfortunately, no. I only started watching this season because I really like Clark and I wanted to get to know the league that she is in.@pollardsvision are you the creator of the WNBA or have stock in it or something?
I think we all understand that the WNBA isn't incredibly popular. Particularly on a football message board with a bunch of old dudes.I think we have our answer already. Like the country in general, there is far more interest in Caitlan Clark than there is in the WNBA in general.I wonder if this thread will be a microcosm of the Clark influence and progression for the WNBA. By that I mean, I have a lot less interest in visiting this thread as it is WNBA based than the Clark thread thinking there will be more interesting discussion about impact, treatment, fluctuation etc caused by her hype. It's a more interesting discussion point to me.
I will be interested to see if this fizzles out to just the few posters that have dominated the posts so far or if there will still be a wider audience.
Well, you are the one talking about the WNBA all day and every day, so you sort of just told on yourself since it's clear you don't really like Clark even though you have you said do. Your postings repeatedly say otherwise. I remember in the previous thread, when she had that awesome game last Friday, you said something good about her team, but zero about her (link below). Had that been player x or player y, you would have gushed about them by name, like you have in this thread already, but it was Clark, so nada. It reminds me of some in the sports media who try to insist with general statements that they like Clark, but when they talk at length about the subject, it's clear that they are rooting against her. Why not just own it?I think we all understand that the WNBA isn't incredibly popular. Particularly on a football message board with a bunch of old dudes.I think we have our answer already. Like the country in general, there is far more interest in Caitlan Clark than there is in the WNBA in general.I wonder if this thread will be a microcosm of the Clark influence and progression for the WNBA. By that I mean, I have a lot less interest in visiting this thread as it is WNBA based than the Clark thread thinking there will be more interesting discussion about impact, treatment, fluctuation etc caused by her hype. It's a more interesting discussion point to me.
I will be interested to see if this fizzles out to just the few posters that have dominated the posts so far or if there will still be a wider audience.
If we're going to use this thread as a barometer, then Clark must not be that popular either. She's played one game since this thread started. Nobody mentioned it.
Well, except that one idiot that won't shut up about the WNBA (please disregard that if someone else actually did mention it and I missed it)
If "Great for the Fever" congratulating them for a win is somehow considered Clark-bashing, I don't even know what to make of that.Well, you are the one talking about the WNBA all day and every day, so you sort of just told on yourself since it's clear you don't really like Clark even though you have you said do. Your postings repeatedly say otherwise. I remember in the previous thread, when she had that awesome game last Friday, you said something good about her team, but zero about her (link below). Had that been player x or player y, you would have gushed about them by name, like you have in this thread already, but it was Clark, so nada. It reminds me of some in the sports media who try to insist with general statements that they like Clark, but when they talk at length about the subject, it's clear that they are rooting against her. Why not just own it?I think we all understand that the WNBA isn't incredibly popular. Particularly on a football message board with a bunch of old dudes.I think we have our answer already. Like the country in general, there is far more interest in Caitlan Clark than there is in the WNBA in general.I wonder if this thread will be a microcosm of the Clark influence and progression for the WNBA. By that I mean, I have a lot less interest in visiting this thread as it is WNBA based than the Clark thread thinking there will be more interesting discussion about impact, treatment, fluctuation etc caused by her hype. It's a more interesting discussion point to me.
I will be interested to see if this fizzles out to just the few posters that have dominated the posts so far or if there will still be a wider audience.
If we're going to use this thread as a barometer, then Clark must not be that popular either. She's played one game since this thread started. Nobody mentioned it.
Well, except that one idiot that won't shut up about the WNBA (please disregard that if someone else actually did mention it and I missed it)
https://forums.footballguys.com/threads/official-wnba-thread.812699/page-20 (top of the page)
I didn't say you bashed her after last Friday's win; I said you said zero/nada about her (which is dead accurate). It helps to read what I said instead of putting words in my mouth (which is ironic given your last statement in your post here).If "Great for the Fever" congratulating them for a win is somehow considered Clark-bashing, I don't even know what to make of that.Well, you are the one talking about the WNBA all day and every day, so you sort of just told on yourself since it's clear you don't really like Clark even though you have you said do. Your postings repeatedly say otherwise. I remember in the previous thread, when she had that awesome game last Friday, you said something good about her team, but zero about her (link below). Had that been player x or player y, you would have gushed about them by name, like you have in this thread already, but it was Clark, so nada. It reminds me of some in the sports media who try to insist with general statements that they like Clark, but when they talk at length about the subject, it's clear that they are rooting against her. Why not just own it?I think we all understand that the WNBA isn't incredibly popular. Particularly on a football message board with a bunch of old dudes.I think we have our answer already. Like the country in general, there is far more interest in Caitlan Clark than there is in the WNBA in general.I wonder if this thread will be a microcosm of the Clark influence and progression for the WNBA. By that I mean, I have a lot less interest in visiting this thread as it is WNBA based than the Clark thread thinking there will be more interesting discussion about impact, treatment, fluctuation etc caused by her hype. It's a more interesting discussion point to me.
I will be interested to see if this fizzles out to just the few posters that have dominated the posts so far or if there will still be a wider audience.
If we're going to use this thread as a barometer, then Clark must not be that popular either. She's played one game since this thread started. Nobody mentioned it.
Well, except that one idiot that won't shut up about the WNBA (please disregard that if someone else actually did mention it and I missed it)
https://forums.footballguys.com/threads/official-wnba-thread.812699/page-20 (top of the page)
I like Clark, as I've said many times, and I like many players on this league. It's a great league.
One of the things I love about the league is that it's a very positive, supporting league. These women are competitive as hell on the court but they support each other and try to lift one another up. That happens in a lot of leagues but it's especially true in a league where most of the rest of the world doesn't care about it. They have to lift each other up.
The negativity is not coming from them. They do get upset when people put words in their mouths, as pretty much anybody would.
You're rightI didn't say you bashed her after last Friday's win; I said you said zero/nada about her (which is dead accurate). It helps to read what I said instead of putting words in my mouth (which is ironic given your last statement in your post here).If "Great for the Fever" congratulating them for a win is somehow considered Clark-bashing, I don't even know what to make of that.Well, you are the one talking about the WNBA all day and every day, so you sort of just told on yourself since it's clear you don't really like Clark even though you have you said do. Your postings repeatedly say otherwise. I remember in the previous thread, when she had that awesome game last Friday, you said something good about her team, but zero about her (link below). Had that been player x or player y, you would have gushed about them by name, like you have in this thread already, but it was Clark, so nada. It reminds me of some in the sports media who try to insist with general statements that they like Clark, but when they talk at length about the subject, it's clear that they are rooting against her. Why not just own it?I think we all understand that the WNBA isn't incredibly popular. Particularly on a football message board with a bunch of old dudes.I think we have our answer already. Like the country in general, there is far more interest in Caitlan Clark than there is in the WNBA in general.I wonder if this thread will be a microcosm of the Clark influence and progression for the WNBA. By that I mean, I have a lot less interest in visiting this thread as it is WNBA based than the Clark thread thinking there will be more interesting discussion about impact, treatment, fluctuation etc caused by her hype. It's a more interesting discussion point to me.
I will be interested to see if this fizzles out to just the few posters that have dominated the posts so far or if there will still be a wider audience.
If we're going to use this thread as a barometer, then Clark must not be that popular either. She's played one game since this thread started. Nobody mentioned it.
Well, except that one idiot that won't shut up about the WNBA (please disregard that if someone else actually did mention it and I missed it)
https://forums.footballguys.com/threads/official-wnba-thread.812699/page-20 (top of the page)
I like Clark, as I've said many times, and I like many players on this league. It's a great league.
One of the things I love about the league is that it's a very positive, supporting league. These women are competitive as hell on the court but they support each other and try to lift one another up. That happens in a lot of leagues but it's especially true in a league where most of the rest of the world doesn't care about it. They have to lift each other up.
The negativity is not coming from them. They do get upset when people put words in their mouths, as pretty much anybody would.
No worries, all good.You're rightI didn't say you bashed her after last Friday's win; I said you said zero/nada about her (which is dead accurate). It helps to read what I said instead of putting words in my mouth (which is ironic given your last statement in your post here).If "Great for the Fever" congratulating them for a win is somehow considered Clark-bashing, I don't even know what to make of that.Well, you are the one talking about the WNBA all day and every day, so you sort of just told on yourself since it's clear you don't really like Clark even though you have you said do. Your postings repeatedly say otherwise. I remember in the previous thread, when she had that awesome game last Friday, you said something good about her team, but zero about her (link below). Had that been player x or player y, you would have gushed about them by name, like you have in this thread already, but it was Clark, so nada. It reminds me of some in the sports media who try to insist with general statements that they like Clark, but when they talk at length about the subject, it's clear that they are rooting against her. Why not just own it?I think we all understand that the WNBA isn't incredibly popular. Particularly on a football message board with a bunch of old dudes.I think we have our answer already. Like the country in general, there is far more interest in Caitlan Clark than there is in the WNBA in general.I wonder if this thread will be a microcosm of the Clark influence and progression for the WNBA. By that I mean, I have a lot less interest in visiting this thread as it is WNBA based than the Clark thread thinking there will be more interesting discussion about impact, treatment, fluctuation etc caused by her hype. It's a more interesting discussion point to me.
I will be interested to see if this fizzles out to just the few posters that have dominated the posts so far or if there will still be a wider audience.
If we're going to use this thread as a barometer, then Clark must not be that popular either. She's played one game since this thread started. Nobody mentioned it.
Well, except that one idiot that won't shut up about the WNBA (please disregard that if someone else actually did mention it and I missed it)
https://forums.footballguys.com/threads/official-wnba-thread.812699/page-20 (top of the page)
I like Clark, as I've said many times, and I like many players on this league. It's a great league.
One of the things I love about the league is that it's a very positive, supporting league. These women are competitive as hell on the court but they support each other and try to lift one another up. That happens in a lot of leagues but it's especially true in a league where most of the rest of the world doesn't care about it. They have to lift each other up.
The negativity is not coming from them. They do get upset when people put words in their mouths, as pretty much anybody would.
You didn't say Clark bashing and I apologize for that.
Keep up the good work - it is appreciated. I haven't had time to watch any WNBA - my free time is spent on soccer. I did get to catch Caitlin live in Iowa back in January 2023 - it was still possible to get a ticket at Carver. Curious to see how college tickets sell at Iowa next season - I plan to catch a couple games at Kansas.If "Great for the Fever" congratulating them for a win is somehow considered Clark-bashing, I don't even know what to make of that.Well, you are the one talking about the WNBA all day and every day, so you sort of just told on yourself since it's clear you don't really like Clark even though you have you said do. Your postings repeatedly say otherwise. I remember in the previous thread, when she had that awesome game last Friday, you said something good about her team, but zero about her (link below). Had that been player x or player y, you would have gushed about them by name, like you have in this thread already, but it was Clark, so nada. It reminds me of some in the sports media who try to insist with general statements that they like Clark, but when they talk at length about the subject, it's clear that they are rooting against her. Why not just own it?I think we all understand that the WNBA isn't incredibly popular. Particularly on a football message board with a bunch of old dudes.I think we have our answer already. Like the country in general, there is far more interest in Caitlan Clark than there is in the WNBA in general.I wonder if this thread will be a microcosm of the Clark influence and progression for the WNBA. By that I mean, I have a lot less interest in visiting this thread as it is WNBA based than the Clark thread thinking there will be more interesting discussion about impact, treatment, fluctuation etc caused by her hype. It's a more interesting discussion point to me.
I will be interested to see if this fizzles out to just the few posters that have dominated the posts so far or if there will still be a wider audience.
If we're going to use this thread as a barometer, then Clark must not be that popular either. She's played one game since this thread started. Nobody mentioned it.
Well, except that one idiot that won't shut up about the WNBA (please disregard that if someone else actually did mention it and I missed it)
https://forums.footballguys.com/threads/official-wnba-thread.812699/page-20 (top of the page)
I like Clark, as I've said many times, and I like many players on this league. It's a great league.
One of the things I love about the league is that it's a very positive, supporting league. These women are competitive as hell on the court but they support each other and try to lift one another up. That happens in a lot of leagues but it's especially true in a league where most of the rest of the world doesn't care about it. They have to lift each other up.
The negativity is not coming from them. They do get upset when people put words in their mouths, as pretty much anybody would.
I know the NBA used to have a charity-case spot for a college player (Laettner, etc),
Rhyne Howard just became the youngest player ever to 200 3-pointers made.
I know the NBA used to have a charity-case spot for a college player (Laettner, etc), but if every American player in the NBA wanted to play for the US how many times would a rookie make the team? And I looked it up just now and the women have won every Olympic gold medal since 1984, except for 1992 (bronze). So the bar is (and should be) super high for a rookie.
I think he was just saying the bar is high.I know the NBA used to have a charity-case spot for a college player (Laettner, etc), but if every American player in the NBA wanted to play for the US how many times would a rookie make the team? And I looked it up just now and the women have won every Olympic gold medal since 1984, except for 1992 (bronze). So the bar is (and should be) super high for a rookie.
They’ve selected a rookie before.