Dan Dakitch says "Sophie has broken the black women of the wnba." First DB and now aja over a finger point what a bunch of soft coddled dumb dumbs. Calls the Amazon announcers dei hires and how biased they were and are only there to protect the black sisters after Candace Parker said they didn't know what was said but yet one of her partners said "I know aja so something had to be said for her to act like that". Says the black women of the wnba are the worst of any league and like former NBA player Mychal Thompson (who is black) said they are petty, jealous and ego driven. We've seen Caitlin and Sophie not only break the sisterhood minds but the racist black klan who go to sleep and wake up with Caitlin on their mind. She has crazy power over them for sure
Based on all the evidence, the Cornell case is 100% not rape. There should be zero criminal charges. It’s not even a particularly difficult case. She consented until she became ashamed, regret isn’t rape.
If the KGW reporter, Devon Haskins, is going to go back 14 years to determine who somebody is today, shouldn’t he also examine the 14 years that came afterward?
Because most people grow up. @braidenbellpxp
Full reel on The Linda Cohn Show on YouTube.
The Biden Title IX rewrite is officially gone. Secretary McMahon rescinded it Monday and put the 1972 promise back where it belongs: rights, privacy, and athletic opportunity for women and girls.
New Richmond, Wisconsin is named in that press release. That’s Ella…A 16-year-old who asked for a girls’ bathroom and a fair race, and parents who refused to sit down.
The Court already spoke: On June 30 it read Title IX the way Congress wrote it. Protection from discrimination based on biological sex—Male and female—NOT gender identity.
We all on Congress to reaffirm biological reality in statute so every state protects women and girls, not just the red ones.
The balls on Becerra - imagine running for Gov of California when you’re the guy who knowingly & intentionally trafficked children through our borders, to use his own words: “in an assembly line”? You have to be a special kind-of evil to send children to be raped, tortured, abused & sometimes murdered. Here he is critical of the staff for not moving fast enough - ie: not sending more children out & doing it faster. He ignored staff who reported children crying & pleading, he ignored reports of children who said they did not know their so-called “parent”, he ignored over 60 000 calls of children to the hotline they were given, children who were begging for help.
Have we completely lost our minds? That people will vote for this man after what he has done? I blame those who stay silent & refuse to face the truth. Why have we yet to hold Becerra & co accountable? WTF? Charge this man for what he has done to these children who came to this country without their parents, without the language most of us speak & without anyone to fight for them. They did not come to the American dream - those who are still alive are living a nightmare that has no end. Unless this Admin continues to track them down & save those who need to be saved.
Tim Hardaway Sr. GOES OFF on Michael Beasley for getting on the internet and claiming the NBA doesn’t prepare players for life after the league.
Beasley stated that he was never taught how to fill out W-2 Tax forms or handle a bank account. ——-
Hardaway Sr: “Some of this sh*t that you be saying is ridiculous. All right, I'm in high school."
"I knew how to write a f*cking check in high school. All right, I knew about W-2s in high school. I knew about a lot of sh*t that you was talking about in high school. What the f*ck did you do in high school?"
"Did you just go to class and not listen and be like this, 'Hey girl, how you doing?' Or go to college and not do nothing? Come on Mike, come on man. Understand this shit is going viral, man."
"Understand that some of the sh*t that you saying is not cool for you. It's not for the NBA, for you. Now they gonna go look at the high school. Now they gonna go look at the college."
"I'm real serious, Mike, stop, stop. Dude, I love you man, I love you, but you need to stop some of that sh*t. I knew about a W-2, I knew about writing a check, how to write a check. I knew how to type."
"I knew how to do a lot of sh*t that you say in high school. If you don't know about how to write a check or W-2 and you in the NBA, you didn't go to school. You didn't listen in class, Mike."
via The Crossover Poscast
It takes a special level of organizational incompetence to FINALLY tell your fans exactly what they’ve wanted to hear for three years… and somehow make them hate your front office even more.
Yet the Indiana Fever have pulled it off.
Three years of wasted opportunities, indefensible decisions, and gross mismanagement.
And NOW you get it?
Unbelievable.
The WNBA isn’t suspended a player because they claim she didn’t go into the crowd, she went into the “player escape lane.” Boy, Ron Artest should have thought of this excuse.
"He KILLIN' YOU!"
Isiah Thomas and Tim Hardaway share stories on how much of a nightmare it was to guard Mark Price, who is commonly disrespected by new age hoops-illiterates because he's white.
Price had Zeke crashin out on his whole team like "help me or STFU!" 😂😂
🚨 THE WNBA HAS BEEN CORNERED BY ITS OWN RULEBOOK.
Everyone witnessed what happened in Game 2. The footage has been dissected, the rules have been exposed, and the entire basketball community is now waiting for the WNBA to do what a legitimate professional sports league is obligated to do.
The NBA has repeatedly demonstrated that crossing the player-fan boundary carries serious consequences, regardless of intent or provocation.
And let's be absolutely clear about NBA precedent. Isaiah Thomas received TWO games for entering the stands to confront fans without physical violence. Antonio Davis received FIVE games, and DJ Mbenga received SIX. Both entered the stands over concerns involving family members. A'ja Wilson's actions were considerably worse on all counts.
Now explain why the WNBA should operate under a different standard when its MVP is involved.
ENFORCE ITS OWN RULES.
Deliberately entering the stands requires automatic ejection. Players leaving the bench area during a qualifying altercation face MANDATORY suspensions beginning before their next game.
The WNBA must now acknowledge violations occurred, identify the responsible players, and apply the prescribed penalties.
And with tonight's elimination game approaching, the league is running out of time.
There is growing speculation that the WNBA is deliberately delaying its decision to protect A’ja Wilson and other Las Vegas Aces players from missing a critical playoff game.
That allegation has not been proven. But should the WNBA allow tonight's game to proceed without addressing potential mandatory suspensions, it will only fuel suspicions that the delay was deliberately intended to protect A’ja Wilson and the Las Vegas Aces from the consequences of their actions.
Deliberately postponing mandatory discipline until AFTER the game in which it should have been served would represent a calculated manipulation of competitive integrity.
That would be a scandal far bigger than the original incident.
The WNBA cannot allow the timing of its disciplinary process to determine who plays in an elimination game.
Its credibility is already under intense scrutiny. An unexplained delay only invites further questions about preferential treatment and whether the league considers its own rules negotiable.
Cathy Engelbert and the WNBA have a decision to make.
Determine what happened. Explain the findings. Enforce every applicable rule.
BEFORE TIPOFF.
Because a professional sports league that selectively controls WHEN its rules are enforced leaves fans questioning whether its competition is legitimate.