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ProfessorGAC

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8. Well Done

Reply to Sneederbunk (Reply #7)

Tue Jul 7, 2026, 12:24 PM

Yesterday

The apologies for the brutish behavior by so many WNBA players against Clark is so convenient.
Don't want online harassment for abusing the league's most popular player? Easy. Quit acting like a thug.
Apologizing for precipitating behavior is hardly admirable.
The hyper-physical play is making the games close to unwatchable.
And the jealousy over Clark by players who miss 40% of their layups is ludicrous.
There are only a handful of WNBA players that are actually good & exciting players & the league is doing its best to garm the best & most exciting player.

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Caitlin Clark condemns 'harassment' as WNBA players face a surge of online threats [View all] RandySF Friday OP

Would be interesting to know the demographics of those who express the social media hatred biophile Friday #1

And gamblers. RandySF Friday #2

Yes- I had not considered that aspect biophile Friday #4

It got so bad at the collegiate level RandySF Friday #5

There's a lot of jealousy within the WNBA. Sneederbunk Friday #3

This is about online threats. RandySF Friday #6

Sorry, did not know they had ruled out any online threats coming from inside WNBA. Sneederbunk Friday #7

Well Done ProfessorGAC Yesterday #8