I’m usually not a believer of trust me bro sources, but reading the tea leaves, I’m buying it.
Yes. I’ve definitely thought it more for her than him, but maybe that’s just me assuming the female athlete stereotype.
It means that since it became public that they were "dating", he has questioned the legitimacy of it.
SIAP
But the Iowa Men's team account has been very quiet recently re: CC winning POW. Is Ben in the social media admin's ear?
Why would the men’s team care about that…?
A lot of people in this thread we're upset that Caitlin wasn't posting about the Men's team when they won a few games in the tournament.
I was just curious if the Men's team had been showing the same support to Caitlin as they were expecting her to show them.
Why should CC22 be sending them congrats? ????
??? So all the pics on social media with them being lovey, and Clark sending him messages for his birthday saying she loved him are all just a scam? Some people must think VERY lowly of her as a person if they buy that stuff is all crap. I don't believe that she be involved in something like that. So is Swifty and Travis Kelsey's upcoming marriage a media creation as well?
Ben and this team wasn't here when Clark played here. I doubt there's any connection between the two. If any congratulatory remarks are given, it should be from the women's team or the administration, and Clark if she so wished.
Honestly who gives a crap, CC was great for Iowa and Ben is great for Iowa. Like somebody posted above, is that they weren't even here at the same time... some of our fans can be real sensitive!
Margaret runs that clan and managed to annoy most all the support staff while at Iowa and I assume the folks at Penn give her a wide birth
Don’t look now but CC22 absolutely got assaulted during last night’s game vs Phoenix, including punched in the throat and kneed in the groin on the same play and later not being given landing space on a shot, resulting in a back injury that took her out of the game. No foul called on either play.
WNBA officiating sucks.
WNBA officiating sucks.
Being or having a beard isn't some malicious thing to scam people, and a beard might not even know they are one. But a ***** person wanting to appear like they are part of a heterosexual relationship, isn't a new concept. As it relates to Caitlin and Connor, there aren't many openly gay men in elite/professional sports.
I have no idea about the legitimacy of Taylor and Travis, but if they ever have a child, my belief is they will be used as a psyop to increase the birthrate.
*I didn't realize /kwîr/ was a censored word.
WNBA = dumb caddy racist morons killing the golden goose
Might be the dumbest attempt at trying to sell something worthless for a grand
if you look closely at the photo of the back of the jersey it still says McCaffery on it
Caitlin has nothing to do with that Jersey other than Patrick name dropping her
Times are tough overseas.if you look closely at the photo of the back of the jersey it still says McCaffery on it
Caitlin has nothing to do with that Jersey other than Patrick name dropping her
I have no idea why she wants to be part of that $h!tty league full of $h!tty people. Just go overseas and make 10 times more money and get away from all the retarded players that simply want to take a swipe at her. That league will fold pretty quickly after that.
Thank God we don't have to see those retarded "Equality" jerseys ever again.....
Say, Clark does that, leaves the W, heads over to Project B. Makes a s--t ton full of money, has a great time, and is loved by them over there. The "Broke Girls" would say something like, "Let's go to Project B. We'll make a s--t ton full of money, and we can beat the s--t out of Clark over there!"
For immediate correction:
The league needs to elevate its efforts:
1. Open up the number of reviews for potential flagrant fouls without a timeout penalty (for the sake of player safety) The current review process effectively limits at teams ability to protect its players to an arbitrary number, regardless of how many actual flagrant fouls are committed.
2. Increase the real-time penalty to the point that committing flagrant fouls will result in impacting the game's outcome (ejections, free throws, possession flip).
3. Increase the severity of Flagrant foul ejections in the number of suspended games and fines.
These immediate changes would put "teeth" in the league's desire to address excessive and dangerous physical activity, thereby increasing safety and more properly placing emphasis on the skill of players rather than their ability to impose brutal physical dominance. Essentially, the league suffers from a legacy culture that does not attract modern-day viewership. This would be an immediate fix addressing safety and enhancing appeal to the modern-day fan that could be applied evenly across all teams, protecting all players.
Also, the league should create a Flagrant Foul command center to ensure that a uniform approach to reviewing potential flagrant fouls, similar to the review processes implemented by the NFL and NCAA for plays involving offenses of targeting on defenseless players. Such an approach would encourage fair, timely, consistent review with just impacts to the in game competition.
The league needs to elevate its efforts:
1. Open up the number of reviews for potential flagrant fouls without a timeout penalty (for the sake of player safety) The current review process effectively limits at teams ability to protect its players to an arbitrary number, regardless of how many actual flagrant fouls are committed.
2. Increase the real-time penalty to the point that committing flagrant fouls will result in impacting the game's outcome (ejections, free throws, possession flip).
3. Increase the severity of Flagrant foul ejections in the number of suspended games and fines.
These immediate changes would put "teeth" in the league's desire to address excessive and dangerous physical activity, thereby increasing safety and more properly placing emphasis on the skill of players rather than their ability to impose brutal physical dominance. Essentially, the league suffers from a legacy culture that does not attract modern-day viewership. This would be an immediate fix addressing safety and enhancing appeal to the modern-day fan that could be applied evenly across all teams, protecting all players.
Also, the league should create a Flagrant Foul command center to ensure that a uniform approach to reviewing potential flagrant fouls, similar to the review processes implemented by the NFL and NCAA for plays involving offenses of targeting on defenseless players. Such an approach would encourage fair, timely, consistent review with just impacts to the in game competition.