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Wiggins Trashes WNBA Culture
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[QUOTE="Charliebball, post: 2056035, member: 6831"] Do you really think that the player's sexual orientation is the reason for low attendance? I think it has a lot more to do with the fact that the majority of male sports fans aren't interested in women's sports and there are not sufficient numbers of women sports fans to fill big arenas never mind most college gyms. I was watching the Maryland/Ohio State game and noted that the gym was more then half empty.......who wouldn't want to see a game with those two exciting offensive teams and probably only have to pay 10-20 bucks a ticket ? I'll be the first to admit that I rarely watched women's sports until my daughter started to participate in them during grade school...........even today, I attend high school and college games but have no great interest in attending a WNBA game unless ex UConn players are involved............. [/QUOTE]
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