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If the Pro Sports board had the traffic and interest for that topic that the Women's board has for theirs, then I'd feel that #2 and #3 are really the same. The reason I only feel strongly about only the Women's team stuff is that there is just no other place for the Pro Sports stuff that will get any real conversation generated so, by default, much of it pools up here.
Weak Tea.

If you click on the "New Post" link at the top of the page, you get all non-cesspool threads to which a new post was made. You can also ignore the thread and it won't show up on your "timeline." Problem solved.
 
Weak Tea.

If you click on the "New Post" link at the top of the page, you get all non-cesspool threads to which a new post was made. You can also ignore the thread and it won't show up on your "timeline." Problem solved.
Just let him rant and rave. It's his opinion so what's the big deal. Most of the people in this forum don't agree with him so it's obvious his preference of "purity" won't get masculine legs.
What's funny is his ranting is keeping this thread alive. If he didn't comment chances are this thread would be lower on the list.
 
Just let him rant and rave. It's his opinion so what's the big deal. Most of the people in this forum don't agree with him so it's obvious his preference of "purity" won't get masculine legs.
What's funny is his ranting is keeping this thread alive. If he didn't comment chances are this thread would be lower on the list.
Doubtful he sees the irony.
 
And you don't see how simple it is to completely derail a thread. Keep chasing your tail, noobs.
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I follow the Men's program far more than the women. For the most part, I only watch a women's game when they play a top 10 team. It's just otherwise not that entertaining for me, but that does not mean that a men's basketball fan cannot appreciate what the UConn Women have done and recognize them for the accomplishment, which is what this thread was meant to do.

Incidentally, this is my last post on this subject. Feel free to take the last word. I couldn't care much less, if I tried.
 
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I don't like following or talking about the women's team.

Who would have guessed the person who doesn't like talking about the women's team would be the most prolific poster (by a landslide) in a thread about the women's team?

Amazing win by the UConn women Monday night! Like most on this board, I follow the men much more closely. But if you're a UConn fan and basketball fan, you are missing out if you can't enjoy what an amazing achievement this is.

Storrs is the college basketball capital of the U.S. That title is a testament to the recent unrivaled successes of both the men and women. Everyone benefits from our shared basketball culture and this is another great addition to the UConn basketball legacy.
 
Here's my answer.

1) First off, the main board is a melting pot for a lot of OT topics. Pizza, Beer, etc. No one (like 0 people) will first go to the OT board or post the original note there. That's kind of a given. So, I can see why those posts are on the main board.

2) There is a Pro Sports forum. I frequently visit/post there. Honestly? I don't think a lot of people know it exists. There is a very small cluster of people who are active there and maybe a handful of posts each week and 99% of them are baseball related. I do believe that the Patriots, Oakley, NBA stuff should go there. I don't say anything about it because, quite frankly, I don't think it'd do any good. It's an empty space. The last post there was from me at noon on Friday.

3) In regards to the women's team posts on this board? The women's board is almost as active as the men's board. 518,000 posts. If you want to talk about the women's team? Go there. There's way, way, way, way more excitement, knowledge, tolerance and passion for whatever question you want to pose or topic you want to discuss. Additionally, I think (and it's my personal thought) that the discussions here are generally stupid in nature. It's like when your wife makes dinner plans with a co-worker, says her husband is a "big sports fan" and in the first 5 minutes he says something like "Those girls could teach the men's team a thing or two!" or that Gabby Douglas is like NBA hall of fame rebounder Dennis Rodman.
For what it's worth, I don't buy into this comparison either. As much heart as Gabby Douglas has, she's only about 5 feet tall, so I honestly don't see her becoming a dominant rebounder.

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Doubtful he sees the irony.
If he keeps this up someone is going to start a thread after every women's game. And the forum, which would normally detest this, would allow it to happen just to spite him.
 
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KO post Memphis:

“Our guys are resilient and they keep fighting,” Ollie said. “Combined between the men and women we’ve won 103 straight.”
 

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