She is poetry in motion. Not good poetry....that spoken word kind of poetry.But in her mind, she was fouled every time. I call this "living your truth".
So not like Poe, Frost, Pound or Plath?She is poetry in motion. Not good poetry....that spoken word kind of poetry.
Wait for it !!!
30 points and 16 rebounds! 10 of 16 shooting. Leads the Dream to a 79-65 win in front of over 18,000 fans. The player she was guarding was 3 of 15 shooting. But nobody watches WNBA unless Caitlyn Clark is playing, right 18Is???Reese scored 30 pts?
30 points and 16 rebounds! 10 of 16 shooting. Leads the Dream to a 79-65 win in front of over 18,000 fans. The player she was guarding was 3 of 15 shooting. But nobody watches WNBA unless Caitlyn Clark is playing, right 18Is???
I've never had to search for bad plays by Sid. I would prefer if no WNBA content made it to my X feed, but every morning it's there like dew on the grass...fresh clips of Sid making a moron out of itself.I'm glad you continue to keep up with the "W". Or do you spend most of your time searching the internet for the bad plays that happen in a game. Tell me again about "mebounds", when Angel scored 30 points on 63% shooting.
Well, I'm glad you keep the WNBA conversation going. I'm glad you did not keep your promise of stopping once football season started.I've never had to search for bad plays by Sid. I would prefer if no WNBA content made it to my X feed, but every morning it's there like dew on the grass...fresh clips of Sid making a moron out of itself.
Well, I'm glad you keep the WNBA conversation going. I'm glad you did not keep your promise of stopping once football season started.
The banter on here is all well and good, but I assume it's in good fun.Well, I'm glad you keep the WNBA conversation going. I'm glad you did not keep your promise of stopping once football season started.
The banter on here is all well and good, but I assume it's in good fun.
You don't actually sit down and watch WNBA games in the same way you would watch a college football game do you? I assume even those who fiercely defend the WNBA do it from a distance, checking highlights and box scores after the fact.
Yeah, even for someone who defends it, I find hard to believe a man sits down and watches a game.It is highly entertaining to watch some of the clips posted. For comedic value.
But it leads me to what you said here. I dont think anyone who posts on these threads defending the ?nba actually watch it either.
Even coop posted in another thread that he might channel surf over during commercials of football games.
You're wrong. I actually gave Monday Night Football and the Basketball game equal time. If you broke it down, it was probably 60-40 on the WNBA game. I didn't really lock in on the football game until WNBA game ended and Washington was looking like they were going to come back. My whole family watches. We are a basketball family though. Dad coached. My brother and I played. I was probably the last one in my family to start watching. I didn't really lock in to the WNBA until A'ja Wilson started winning titles. You may not believe it but my Dad, who is 90 years old now, prefers the WNBA and the Women's College game over the men's game. I would call him up about the NBA playoffs last year and he would be watching a regular season WNBA game instead.The banter on here is all well and good, but I assume it's in good fun.
You don't actually sit down and watch WNBA games in the same way you would watch a college football game do you? I assume even those who fiercely defend the WNBA do it from a distance, checking highlights and box scores after the fact.
oh.....You're wrong. I actually gave Monday Night Football and the Basketball game equal time. If you broke it down, it was probably 60-40 on the WNBA game. I didn't really lock in on the football game until WNBA game ended and Washington was looking like they were going to come back. My whole family watches. We are a basketball family though. Dad coached. My brother and I played. I was probably the last one in my family to start watching. I didn't really lock in to the WNBA until A'ja Wilson started winning titles. You may not believe it but my Dad, who is 90 years old now, prefers the WNBA and the Women's College game over the men's game. I would call him up about the NBA playoffs last year and he would be watching a regular season WNBA game instead.
Yeah, even for someone who defends it, I find hard to believe a man sits down and watches a game.
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