Women's Final Four

• Non

  

  Entertaining stuff. :rolleyes:
  
  I put money, though, on Stanford to beat Baylor.
  
  Haven't watched any women's games all year until tonight. But I took Stanford because I liked the way these two girls Chiney and Nnemkadi Ogwumike talked. Well spoken girls. I think I picked up on a vibe just from that, that they would have the intelligence needed to beat Griner and Baylor. We'll see if that holds true.
• Footwedge

  Not a fan of beaverball.
• Midstate01

  

  The court is pretty sweet!
• Non

  

  ehh well
  
  Stanford going down
  
  lost $14
• karen lotz

  

  Non;1134222 wrote:ehh well
  
  Stanford going down
  
  lost $14

  
  You bet real money on a women's basketball game? You might have a problem...
• Non

  

  karen lotz;1134225 wrote:You bet real money on a women's basketball game? You might have a problem...

  Not disputing that haha
  
  I was up $50 for the weekend so figured I'd take a shot. Straight up $14 would've won $38.
• Non

  

  That girl is pretty good, Nneka Ogwumike.
  
  Not enough around her in this game.
  
  Smart. Athletic. Speaks good. Decent looking by women's basketball standards.
• gerb131

  

  This Baylor team up there with UCONNS of past years.
• Azubuike24

  

  Baylor about to go 40-0.
  
  Their top 6 players return.
  
  They bring in 4 top 50 recruits.
  
  Back to back 40-0? Not that it's a HUGE deal, but it sounds like it's very probable.
• wes_mantooth

  

  Baylor has a boy playing....not a level playing field.
• Classyposter58

  

  Brittany Griner is just so huge. Reminds me of Wilt back in the day when he was 7'2" and no one else came close
• wildcats20

  

  So what happens when 5 years from now DNA testing and all that reveal that Griner really is a dude??
• Midstate01

  

  My question is what if she had a sex change. Like if a player does can they compete in the sex they changed to. I know it seems obvious they likely would, but it seems like an unfair advantage.
• LJ

  

  wildcats20;1136216 wrote:So what happens when 5 years from now DNA testing and all that reveal that Griner really is a dude??

  
  Lots of lawsuits
• wildcats20

  

  Midstate01;1136220 wrote:My question is what if she had a sex change. Like if a player does can they compete in the sex they changed to. I know it seems obvious they likely would, but it seems like an unfair advantage.

  I really think this is what happened with Griner...
  
  She has a crazy deep voice, size, and male characteristics. If you look at her straight on in the face, she looks like a boy.
• wildcats20

  

  I mean there are always big girls in the NCAAs.
  
  Look at Lobo, she's like 6'6'' but she's still feminine.
  
  Griner is a legit 6'8'' and looks nothing like a chick.
• LJ

  

  wildcats20;1136222 wrote:I really think this is what happened with Griner...
  
  She has a crazy deep voice, size, and male characteristics. If you look at her straight on in the face, she looks like a boy.

  
  I agree. Definitely a sex change at some poiny.
• Midstate01

  

  And she has an apple in her throat. Girls don't have that!! Her voice is just gross.
• martyirish

  

  Tough to beat those transgender teams
• Heretic

  

  Well, Baylor finished 40-0. Since it's women's basketball, that athletic feat is on the same prestige as winning one event in a JV track meet, but still...40-0.