Very timely comment by you based on what happened yesterday. It's one thing to do it in celebration and to no one in particular, it's another to seek a particular opponent out and do it in their face for no reason other than to rub it in. Classless by LSU. I found little wrong with the celebrations I saw from Clark other than being a little too cocky for my personal taste - full disclosure I only saw a couple of them so there may be some I disagree with. What Reese did was totally different.
She'll probably make the same sponsorship money whether even if she goes pro.
Oh, I gotcha.
Angel had some similar disrespectful antics early in the season that reporters called out. She sees it as a comment on her hood roots. Some people raised with different values and nothing you can tell them will make them see anything differently.
I'm on spring break so I don't ha ve time to search it out but it was a story earlier in the season. She fired back that's she from the hood and won't change who she is.
It is interesting how private organizations sometimes set their rules (the WNBA). She can vote, drink, and if she was actually good enough, she could play on any other professional sports team. And then there is the fact that the NBA and the WNBA are connected.
Interesting. We always hear about how it is hard to get out of the "hood" due to poor schools and crime. But here she is, at student at LSU about to make a lot of money, and if she were to get hurt and not be able to play she would have a college degree to build upon. I have always heard that LSU is fine university so she must have had the grades to be accepted. If she were not able to play professionally, would she go back to the hood to help teach younger kids how to get out of the "hood".
