Sue on cover of latest issue of mag

[Harry Mangurian]

http://www.pbase.com/image/141840090

 

[magic]

Sue is , my favorite WBB player of all time.

 

[MilfordHusky]

She is looking very lean and cut. Nice for someone over 30.

 

[magic]

She is looking very lean and cut. Nice for someone over 30.

You got that right! Give me Sue and present huskies, and I'll like our chances. Such a balanced and clutch player!

 

[Blue Huskie]

"Lower Extremity Review" (!?) Not exactly like making the cover of SI but what the heck. Probably going to be tough to find in the checkout rack at Price Chopper (LOL)

 

[Samanthabrown3]

"Lower Extremity Review" (!?) Not exactly like making the cover of SI but what the heck. Probably going to be tough to find in the checkout rack at Price Chopper (LOL)

Wonder if there's a Lower Extremity Review cover curse.

 

[Dairyair]

Lower Extremity Review??? Who knew? And where did you find this magazine, Harry? She does look great though...as always!

 

[Harry Mangurian]

Lower Extremity Review??? Who knew? And where did you find this magazine, Harry?

Lower Extremities is where it's at ! Hard hitting articles every month.. Toes, knees, heels. I tell you, NOTHING is off limits. I am surprised Sue lowered he standards.

 

[Husky1964]

Best tandem in the world Sue at the point and Dee at the 2!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Olde Coach]

Lower Extremities is where it's at ! Hard hitting articles every month.. Toes, knees, heels. I tell you, NOTHING is off limits. I am surprised Sue lowered he standards.

LER is widely read by othopedic surgeons, foot and ankle specialists, and most of the best pedorthists I know. I don't subscribe; but my friends in the above medical communities often forward articles to me. The feature article in the "Sue Bird Issue" was in my email yesterday -- courtesy of the pedorthist who makes footbeds for the Michigan State men's and women's basketball teams.

Of course it isn't SI; but I don't see the point in mocking a medical journal that is widely respected and read by doctors who help the athletes we love and care for. Why not give credit to the magazine editors who know who Sue Bird is, and know she has a history of an ACL injury?

Extra Credit to the editors for finding such a dynamic picture of Sue.

 

[Icebear]

OC, I think it is simply that 98% of folks didn't know was anything close to such a magazine.