Aluminny69
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I agree 100%. I need a sad emoji.Pretty sad! I feel so bad for her!
It would be nice if she could rehab at UConn.I hope Christyn gets even better NIL deals!
She can probably get a 4-month rental on a nice apartment and then go back to Arkansas.
Totally agree. Feel badly for her.Pretty sad! I feel so bad for her!
She could, it would also be on her dime though.It would be nice if she could rehab at UConn.
Why should she not have just as great a chance to make the Mystics roster in the spring of 2023 as she would have had in 2022? Or if not Washington, then another WNBA team? If she has WNBA-level talent, and I think she does, then it should be just as marketable next year as this year.I doubt if there is any NIL money for Williams. I think her WNBA dreams are gone. At least for now. The best she an hope for is probably play in Europe once she recovers. That really sucks.
She can apply for graduated school not sure what major. Rest for 1 year then play for UConn in 2023 season.She could, it would also be on her dime though.
Nope, players renounce any remaining NCAA eligibility when declaring for the draft.She can apply for graduated school not sure what major. Rest for 1 year then play for UConn in 2023 season.
What a heartbreaking start to her professional career. Here was a kid who was basically injury free for 4 years. As for the money/salary part, here is another reason (I believe) NIL will only serve to hurt the majority of collegiate athletes. Christyn was the 14th pick in the WNBA draft (no small feat) and had zero NIL offers. You think stuff that doesn't play into the minds of other athletes. Wishing her the best!
Can she though, since she was arguably a pro player for a nanosecond?She can apply for graduated school not sure what major. Rest for 1 year then play for UConn in 2023 season.
what on earth are you talking about she can never play for Uconn again lmfaoShe can apply for graduated school not sure what major. Rest for 1 year then play for UConn in 2023 season.
Yep, but she’s not on salary, and that probably does not include food and housing. It sucks for her.The press release, quoted by Alexa Philippou on Wednesday in an ESPN article, said that Williams will have the "full support" of the Mystics during her rehab and that they are looking forward to her return next year.
..."I know she will work diligently to make a comeback next season. She will have our full support and all of our resources during her rehab. She is part of the Mystics family."
She has several NILs. Not sure where you got your info fr
You are correct. Williams does have 3 NIL arrangements where she posts "sponsored content" for Manuchan Ramen Noodles, Wings Over, and Goli Nutrition. Not sure if $ depends on how many followers she has, or how that works. I'm pretty sure it is not going to make her that much money over time. My point is she was one of the top 10-20 WBB seniors, and a relatively top draft pick. The players who are not making any endorsement money have to have some conflicting feelings. I just don't think NIL, or the transfer portal, is a good thing in general for collegiate basketball.She has several NILs. Not sure where you got your info from
" We had to release her..." etc. Does that mean she is now a free agent to does Washington retain the rights to her?
Mike is a big supporter of UConn players, and I believe he expected Christyn to make the team. I am very sure that he will be watching her rehab very closely, so we will see, not now, but later on when they evaluate players for the draft. Their first pick will tell us if they believe in Christyn going forward, and if they can concentrate on non-guard players.The press release, quoted by Alexa Philippou on Wednesday in an ESPN article, said that Williams will have the "full support" of the Mystics during her rehab and that they are looking forward to her return next year.
..."I know she will work diligently to make a comeback next season. She will have our full support and all of our resources during her rehab. She is part of the Mystics family."
Her problem is that there are a lot of players with WNBA talent. It certainly wasn't a lock that she would make this year's roster and next year there will be a new crop of rookies that she will have to compete with. I'm sure she will get a shot at a roster somewhere but I think her chances are a lot less than they were pre injury.Why should she not have just as great a chance to make the Mystics roster in the spring of 2023 as she would have had in 2022? Or if not Washington, then another WNBA team? If she has WNBA-level talent, and I think she does, then it should be just as marketable next year as this year.