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[QUOTE="sarals24, post: 2826356, member: 1740"]
I highly highly highly recommend following Shea Serrano on Twitter if you're on there. A while ago, he wrote a great book called Basketball: And Other Things. He was called out by a female sportswriter because he didn't include any women's bball at all. Instead of getting defensive, he reflected on why that was. So he started reading up and following the Aces, because he's from San Antonio. He also follows Oregon, because he loves the way they play.

He's now a super avid fan and writes/tweets/talks about women's bball a lot. And the best part is that his thousands of followers are getting into it too - any time they tweet at him he encourages them to follow other writers who have been experts on WBB for a much longer time. He's happy to admit he's a latecomer to the game. But he's a great advocate for the high level of play and writes about the players a lot. He's written about EDD, Stewie and Taurasi on theringer.com (Bill Simmons website). He almost singlehandedly got Kayla McBride the fan vote to get into the All Star game.

He's good people.
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