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And so it begins: USA Today says the St. Francis blowout is bad for the sport
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[QUOTE="cockhrnleghrn, post: 2633820, member: 4497"] The answer is that young girls need to be empowered to excel in sports in the same manner as young boys. The reason there's such a chasm is that the difference between a top 10 recruit and a 90-100 recruit in WBB is probably 2 or 3 times as large as in MBB because there isn't much depth of talent. If the same number of 7 year old girls played basketball as 7 year old boys and the quality of youth coach was identical, we wouldn't have such a large differential. [/QUOTE]
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And so it begins: USA Today says the St. Francis blowout is bad for the sport
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