Ryan Clark argues that the women's basketball game has successfully adopted a model that emphasizes individual player narratives and rivalries, which significantly increases fan engagement and ratings

“it's the old school model of how it used to be you attach yourself to a player a team they come up through the ranks they keep balling and you just continue to fall in love with them”

She believes that the rise of women's basketball is being significantly driven by social media and the diverse stories of its athletes.

“social media yeah it's social media and that's just what that's just what everything has come down to”

She believes that women should be able to display passion and trash talk during games as it adds to the entertainment value of the sport.

“it's no friends like when we get between them lines it's no friends and I just feel like that's what brings entertainment to the game it's fun like it's it's a lot of fun”

Stephen A. Smith believes Juju Watkins is a special talent who will be a star in the WNBA.

“She's special and I think that when she gets to the WNBA she has star written all over her”

The apology issued by Geno Auriemma for his behavior against South Carolina was insincere and written by someone else.

“Hey, you know what? Whoever whoever wrote that apology to Uncle Joe for >> GPT allegedly >> that too. And he know if you're going to apologize to someone >> allegedly. >> Yeah. If you're going to apologize to someone, you apologize to the person you had the altercation with.”