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Missed yours when I threw mine out there with the Courant spin. thought a merger would happen. Do you think they are asleep in the control booth?

So it's because of her anger and bitterness at being left off the Olympic team. That's understandable. So she isn't just refusing to show up. She's seriously pissed off at being left out of the Olympics, a decision that USA Basketball refuses to explain.
USA Basketball is the one looking bad here. Hands down.
She's seriously pissed off at being left out of the Olympics, a decision that USA Basketball refuses to explain.
So here's her agent explaining:
"Parker attended all USA Basketball training camps leading up to the 2016 Olympic team selection, but was inexplicably omitted from the final roster, despite being featured in a promotional ad. Lelchitski said Parker’s decision not to attend camp this fall was because of that experience. “Hell yeah she turned it down,” Lelchitski said."
So it's because of her anger and bitterness at being left off the Olympic team. That's understandable. So she isn't just refusing to show up. She's seriously pissed off at being left out of the Olympics, a decision that USA Basketball refuses to explain.
USA Basketball is the one looking bad here. Hands down.
Where's Diamond?
A bit of both. Just a bit of fun. Actually if I had to pick a Tennessee player to be on the team probably Nared or Russell.
She has played on USA teams before. She certainly has the talent.Wait, I thought Tennessee was much better off without her this year (according to Vol fans). Why would she be invited to try out for the National Team?
Let me interject-“had” the talent. When competing on younger teams from an age group pool vs. an open pool, she was a talented player but as her game did not improve, she has not been a part of a national team for 3 years. I have stuck up for the young lady (yes she is still young at 21/22) but I do think she has let opportunity pass her by. BTW what are her Euro stats looking like? I haven’t heard nary a word about her.She has played on USA teams before. She certainly has the talent.
BTW what are her Euro stats looking like? I haven’t heard nary a word about her.
I doubt she has lost any talent. I know she went to Turkey. I haven't found anything on the team.Let me interject-“had” the talent. When competing on younger teams from an age group pool vs. an open pool, she was a talented player but as her game did not improve, she has not been a part of a national team for 3 years. I have stuck up for the young lady (yes she is still young at 21/22) but I do think she has let opportunity pass her by. BTW what are her Euro stats looking like? I haven’t heard nary a word about her.
Except the youngsters are not allowed in participating in WNBA! So they are invited to the training camp to show themselves on the the same stage as the veterans.I also have an issue with any college players being allowed to participate in general. I think until you’ve proven your abilities at the highest level (I.e. the WNBA) you shouldn’t be able to make the team over other players who have paid their dues and proven their worth in the professional ranks. Just my opinion.
Except the youngsters are not allowed in participating in WNBA! So they are invited to the training camp to show themselves in the the same stage as the veterans.
The main issue I have is the fact that Chelsea Gray was left out. I think she’s more than deserving. I also have an issue with any college players being allowed to participate in general. I think until you’ve proven your abilities at the highest level (I.e. the WNBA) you shouldn’t be able to make the team over other players who have paid their dues and proven their worth in the professional ranks. Just my opinion.
Mechelle has already tweeted specifically about Parker not being on the team.WHAT?! No Mechelle Voepel snit fit about no Parker?!
Where's Diamond?
MShe's pretending not to have noticed Parker's earlier tweet that made it clear it was Parker's decision.