2023-24 College Basketball Thread

[skullman80]

Does she have another year of eligibility in college? I thought she was a senior?

[MalkinIsMyHomeboy]

I think because of a COVID rule NCAA is allowing seniors this year to stay one more season

[skullman80]

Ah that makes sense.

[Rylan]

The rumour is that she didnt want the extra covid year to her legacy. She wanted a 4 year run.

[willeyeam]

Believe it or not it's not always about money

[dodint]

Well, lucky for her...

[shafnutz05]

The WNBA has some pretty mean hombres...i think she is going to get the sht kicked out of her in that league. Not saying she won't find success but there will be a target on her back

[Rylan]

eh. I think she will do well. Being on a terrible team will be the worst part. Its not like she was protected by her teammates at Iowa. She was clearly and obviously the best player. Her ability to pass and find her teammates the ball is impressive. She has incredible range. Pretty high bball IQ. All in all, she will probably go through a growth phase, but I think she will be more than fine.

[MalkinIsMyHomeboy]

I think she will be a great player but the thing I’m curious about is if she will be someone that brings eyes to tv sets like she did in college. I don’t think I ever watched a more than 20 minutes of a WNBA game before and the first time I did that for a women’s NCAA game was because of Clark (it’s not just because it’s women…I don’t watch a ton of men’s college sports either)

I would bet she’ll be a HoFer assuming she doesn’t have a significant injury issue but it’ll be interesting to see if she can be as transcendent as she’s been in college. If she can be as electric as she’s been then she will make the WNBA explode

[Dickie Dunn]

Maybe the grass wasn't greener for Kentucky.

[CBear3]

Welcome to Indiana South

[Orlando Penguin]

That fanbase is delusional. Hilarious to read all the negativity and yet they will be all aboard when UK gets to Sweet 16 next season.