Lopsided woman's college basketball scores
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Is the SC lady coach actually this good or are there behind the scene things going on that made her so successful at LSU and now SC.
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Hell, most of the 2nd half they may have let some fans play with that score.
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This does happen a lot. Implies two things, 1) not enough talented players compared to the number of available scholarships, and 2) great players want to play with other great players.
I don’t know why, but women’s basketball is a niche sport in my mind. It is almost unwatchable even when played at the highest level. In comparison women’s tennis, gymnastics, swimming, diving, track, volleyball, softball and soccer are all fantastic to witness when elite athletes are involved.
I find women’s tennis, gymnastics, and volleyball are typically better than the men’s as spectator sport. But women’s basketball sucks in comparison. Big time.
I don’t know why, but women’s basketball is a niche sport in my mind. It is almost unwatchable even when played at the highest level. In comparison women’s tennis, gymnastics, swimming, diving, track, volleyball, softball and soccer are all fantastic to witness when elite athletes are involved.
I find women’s tennis, gymnastics, and volleyball are typically better than the men’s as spectator sport. But women’s basketball sucks in comparison. Big time.
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There’s hotties involved in all the sorts you enjoy watching. Hoops...not so much.
It’s not rocket science.
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they do tend to lean towards the masculine side...
NTTAWWT
edit: forgot to add- “it’s good fundamental basketball”
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The tickets are worth your promise to buy a 
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I just spent hours researching a comprehensive list of hot WNBA stars to refute this and came up empty.
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I enjoy watching nearly every college sport out there including women’s sports but there is one exception, women’s basketball.
I have attended several softball games, volleyball matches, and gymnastics meets in the last couple of years but I cannot take women’s basketball.
The game is way too sloppy for me to tolerate it for more than a few minutes. The women struggle to handle the ball in the open court many times and it gets worse from there
I just cannot watch it
I have attended several softball games, volleyball matches, and gymnastics meets in the last couple of years but I cannot take women’s basketball.
The game is way too sloppy for me to tolerate it for more than a few minutes. The women struggle to handle the ball in the open court many times and it gets worse from there
I just cannot watch it
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I tried watching the much hyped UConn/Lady Buttchuggers game last week figuring it would be top shelf at least.
Sloppy is right. Dayum.
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Anything the Buttchuggettes excel at can’t be good. Just saying.
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That's not even close to the most lopsided score in women's basketball history. According to Gray's Sports Almanac, (1950-2000), the Milwaukee Froth and the Chicago Flow of the WNBA share the record for lopsided victories in women's basketball, both topping their opponents by 69. In 1997 the Froth, led by prolific scorer Michelle Yeastie and Dutch giant Aneeka Denttaldam beat the Detroit Toxic Shock 89-20. Two years later the Flow, led by Erica Mansingill and World Stay Free (daughter of World B. Free), beat the Santa Fe Taco 98-29. The 98 points is still a single-game record.
