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I agree, basketball is much more important. Who gets this worked up over a Nobel Peace Prize?this is basketball... not a Nobel Peace Prize contest
I agree, basketball is much more important. Who gets this worked up over a Nobel Peace Prize?this is basketball... not a Nobel Peace Prize contest
she did a great job TONIGHT dont you think?I agree. But you can still win with humility
I agree, basketball is much more important. Who gets this worked up over a Nobel Peace Prize?
One of my most vivid memories of DT was her jersey popping. Maybe that is better received when your player is doing it. I'm sure that there were many who felt the same about her. I was not one of those. I loved DT in college and love her even more now. I will REALLY love her when I see her passing to BG.
I never had a problem with DT's cockiness because she could back it up. Diggins can back it up. She played an incredible game tonight and played all 55 minutes. Love her or hate her, give the girl her due. She hasn't won a title but what she has done with this team this year is remarkable.
I just can't give someone their due when they have nothing to show for it except regular season wins. I can't stand Kobe, but I respect him because of what he's accomplished. What has she accomplished? Beating UConn, cool. Does that get you championships? Sure doesn't
ETT give up... its personal for someAnd Karl Malone and John Stockton never won titles. I guess they don't get their due based on your criteria?
ETT give up... its personal for some
And Karl Malone and John Stockton never won titles. I guess they don't get their due based on your criteria? To say that someone has not accomplished anything because they haven't won a title is a bit silly.
Especially in team games.And Karl Malone and John Stockton never won titles. I guess they don't get their due based on your criteria? To say that someone has not accomplished anything because they haven't won a title is a bit silly.
who is.... phenonmenal? Im sure Griner isnt cause she slung Dolson to the floor
And Karl Malone and John Stockton never won titles. I guess they don't get their due based on your criteria? To say that someone has not accomplished anything because they haven't won a title is a bit silly.
who is.... phenonmenal? Im sure Griner isnt cause she slung Dolson to the floor
She had 50 tonight btw, 2 of which came on the most impressive dunk of her college career.
I saw it... also started a thread about the 50, look around... unless you're gloatin'She had 50 tonight, btw, 2 of which came on the most impressive dunk of her college career.
Highlight on ESPN yet. It irks me when she plays us, but I love watching her when she's not lol
I saw it... also started a thread about the 50, look around... unless you're gloatin'
fans need to humble themselves... UConn had their chances and blew them, ND took advantage. No need to hate on Diggins cause she lead her team to the victory
just look childish coming from very mature people who continues to say how immature Diggins isNo need to hate on fans if they're not feeling so charitable tonight. Fans feel what they feel; and it's not for you to tell anyone what to feel. We know you feel differently, as is your prerogative.
I think most people would say both Jackie Stiles and Elena Della Donne are phenomenal players and they never won a National Championship. Conversely, there are a lot of players who have rings, but no one will ever say they are phenomenal players. Skyler Diggins is an All American and makes her teammates better. IMO, she has earned the accolades.Definitely doesn't count. Regular season championships don't mean much. Who looks back on players and says, "Oh, they won 2 regular season championships! Phenomenal player." ... No one
She said UConn not Geno. UConn is as much shaped by CD as Geno and that particularly includes how the kids comport themselves.Lol. Diana is most clearly the embodiment of Geno. If any player was UConn, it was she.
Damn right we do !!! I said this about six weeks agoReading the NYT in Nan's link: I'm struck, both with dislike and envy, by the enormous confidence/swagger/egotism Skylar possesses.
"When the Irish won at Tennessee later that month, on the night that a banner was hung in honor of the Hall of Fame coach Pat Summitt, Diggins said she 'wanted to rain on that parade.'"
It sounds almost Taurasi-esque (or Serena Williams, with whom I am more familiar). While I love UConn's top players because of their gracious, elegant team-first humility exemplified by The Invincible Queen, I wonder if we would have lost some of these close games if we had a player or two with such attitudes.
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/03/04/s...er-championship-run.html?pagewanted=all&_r=1&
There is a difference in how they are seen because they didn't ever win a title, without a doubt.And Karl Malone and John Stockton never won titles. I guess they don't get their due based on your criteria? To say that someone has not accomplished anything because they haven't won a title is a bit silly.