A half decent Texas boys 1A team could win the WNBA championship.

Griner definitely has an X chromosome.

I played against Sidney Colson and Danielle Adams in college at the Rec. I wasn't good enough to make DII in college. 5-10", 180 at the time.

I posted up Danielle multiple times and Colson wasn't much of a deterrent for driving the lane or guarding my 3.

100% confident in saying that any bench player in D1 would be a top performer in the WNBA.

Create a new franchise. Get 8 dudes from the D league to dominate for a year.

Now what?

GenericAggie said:

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Create a new franchise. Get 8 dudes from the D league to dominate for a year.

Now what?

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D Leaguers wouldn't do it because they still have a shot at NBA

Just cause apparently, Sue Bird is greatest ever

pic.twitter.com/EWj236ra4l

— JJ Arcega-Whiteside Stan (@JJAWSTAN) June 11, 2023

Russ Dalrymple said:

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Just cause apparently, Sue Bird is greatest ever

pic.twitter.com/EWj236ra4l

— JJ Arcega-Whiteside Stan (@JJAWSTAN) June 11, 2023

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Sue Burd career stats per game:

11.4 points
2.4 rebounds
5.5 assists
1.2 steals

WhoTF is Sue Bird?

ABATTBQ11 said:

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WhoTF is Sue Bird?

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Larry's sister...

flashplayer said:

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Go to your local high school gym and pick out the best couple players. Those guys are generally taller than 6'0 and can usually dunk even if shorter than that. They would be able to work those WNBA players pretty well. Basketball isn't tennis. It's explosion and height/wingspan and raw speed/agility/quickness.

There's a reason most ncaa womens scout teams are made up of a bunch of washed up high school guys who could never sniff men's college ball. The best players at the Rec at A&M who aren't college athletes could absolutely rake our women's team over the coals and would probably be able to win some WNBA games. Don't kid yourself.

The worst Ivy league men's team or worst Missouri Valley team would go undefeated in a WNBA schedule.

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Careful on that Mo Val smack fella.

Cobra39

ABATTBQ11 said:

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WhoTF is Sue Bird?

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That outspoken blue haired lady on the women's soccer team, I think.

aTm2004 said:

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ABATTBQ11 said:

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WhoTF is Sue Bird?

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That outspoken blue haired lady on the women's soccer team, I think.

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No...the blue haired biddy is the one that just conferred GOAT status on SB...

I mean, I know the argument is usually between, MJ, Kobe, and Lebron, but apparently, we're ALL wrong...

HoustonAg2106 said:

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Russ Dalrymple said:

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Just cause apparently, Sue Bird is greatest ever

pic.twitter.com/EWj236ra4l

— JJ Arcega-Whiteside Stan (@JJAWSTAN) June 11, 2023

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Sue Burd career stats per game:

11.4 points
2.4 rebounds
5.5 assists
1.2 steals

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I mean, she did preface that with "arguably".

Megan R is useless. Go away

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aTm2004 said:

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ABATTBQ11 said:

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WhoTF is Sue Bird?

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That outspoken blue haired lady on the women's soccer team, I think.

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No...the blue haired biddy is the one that just conferred GOAT status on SB...

I mean, I know the argument is usually between, MJ, Kobe, and Lebron, but apparently, we're ALL wrong...

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Oh yeah. It's easy to forget these women athletes. They leave such a lasting impression.

I'd pay to watch Xe/Xhey Lebron tear the WNBA a new one and I guarantee that arena would be packed.

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Why hasn't this happened yet? An average man would absolutely dominate those woke idiots

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I'd love to see the average American male, who, per Google, 5'9" and weighs 200 (over 50 lbs overweight go up against those women. Yes, they don't compare to the guys in the NBA, but Google Serena playing a couple of average guys to see if they could beat her because she's "a girl". It didn't turn out like they'd thought it would.

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Equating tennis with basketball is damn right funny.

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I played against Sidney Colson and Danielle Adams in college at the Rec. I wasn't good enough to make DII in college. 5-10", 180 at the time.

I posted up Danielle multiple times and Colson wasn't much of a deterrent for driving the lane or guarding my 3.

100% confident in saying that any bench player in D1 would be a top performer in the WNBA.

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I mean yeah a top/real male athlete is clearly going to dominate in the WNBA, but even at the college level generic rec center hoopers wouldn't necessarily be able to beat a NCAA D1 girls team playing together and running plays.

I played with the athletes while at a&m a bunch, including with the scout team of boys that worked with the girls and those games could be competitive with the girls. There are some things that men can do that women can't but, a 6'3" girl on the post with some muscle, they can be every bit as physical and find a way to get a good shot up against a 6' male. It's a bit harder for a 5'4" female to find a way to get shots obviously, but at the WNBA level a lot of those ladies are like 6 foot tall even on the perimeter. I dislike the LGBT virtue signaling as much as anyone, but WNBA women would run the court against rec league dudes all day and would probably knee the dudes in the balls while doing it. Women play fierce.

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WestTexAg12 said:

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I played against Sidney Colson and Danielle Adams in college at the Rec. I wasn't good enough to make DII in college. 5-10", 180 at the time.

I posted up Danielle multiple times and Colson wasn't much of a deterrent for driving the lane or guarding my 3.

100% confident in saying that any bench player in D1 would be a top performer in the WNBA.

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I mean yeah a top/real male athlete is clearly going to dominate in the WNBA, but even at the college level generic rec center hoopers wouldn't necessarily be able to beat a NCAA D1 girls team playing together and running plays.

I played with the athletes while at a&m a bunch, including with the scout team of boys that worked with the girls and those games could be competitive with the girls. There are some things that men can do that women can't but, a 6'3" girl on the post with some muscle, they can be every bit as physical and find a way to get a good shot up against a 6' male. It's a bit harder for a 5'4" female to find a way to get shots obviously, but at the WNBA level a lot of those ladies are like 6 foot tall even on the perimeter. I dislike the LGBT virtue signaling as much as anyone, but WNBA women would run the court against rec league dudes all day and would probably knee the dudes in the balls while doing it. Women play fierce.

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Dominate…right

Kinda like how the Women's soccer team dominated against a 15U team? Oh wait

https://www.cbssports.com/soccer/news/a-dallas-fc-under-15-boys-squad-beat-the-u-s-womens-national-team-in-a-scrimmage/amp/

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WestTexAg12 said:

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I played against Sidney Colson and Danielle Adams in college at the Rec. I wasn't good enough to make DII in college. 5-10", 180 at the time.

I posted up Danielle multiple times and Colson wasn't much of a deterrent for driving the lane or guarding my 3.

100% confident in saying that any bench player in D1 would be a top performer in the WNBA.

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I mean yeah a top/real male athlete is clearly going to dominate in the WNBA, but even at the college level generic rec center hoopers wouldn't necessarily be able to beat a NCAA D1 girls team playing together and running plays.

I played with the athletes while at a&m a bunch, including with the scout team of boys that worked with the girls and those games could be competitive with the girls. There are some things that men can do that women can't but, a 6'3" girl on the post with some muscle, they can be every bit as physical and find a way to get a good shot up against a 6' male. It's a bit harder for a 5'4" female to find a way to get shots obviously, but at the WNBA level a lot of those ladies are like 6 foot tall even on the perimeter. I dislike the LGBT virtue signaling as much as anyone, but WNBA women would run the court against rec league dudes all day and would probably knee the dudes in the balls while doing it. Women play fierce.

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***cough*** bull**** ***cough***

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AggieEP said:

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WestTexAg12 said:

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I played against Sidney Colson and Danielle Adams in college at the Rec. I wasn't good enough to make DII in college. 5-10", 180 at the time.

I posted up Danielle multiple times and Colson wasn't much of a deterrent for driving the lane or guarding my 3.

100% confident in saying that any bench player in D1 would be a top performer in the WNBA.

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I mean yeah a top/real male athlete is clearly going to dominate in the WNBA, but even at the college level generic rec center hoopers wouldn't necessarily be able to beat a NCAA D1 girls team playing together and running plays.

I played with the athletes while at a&m a bunch, including with the scout team of boys that worked with the girls and those games could be competitive with the girls. There are some things that men can do that women can't but, a 6'3" girl on the post with some muscle, they can be every bit as physical and find a way to get a good shot up against a 6' male. It's a bit harder for a 5'4" female to find a way to get shots obviously, but at the WNBA level a lot of those ladies are like 6 foot tall even on the perimeter. I dislike the LGBT virtue signaling as much as anyone, but WNBA women would run the court against rec league dudes all day and would probably knee the dudes in the balls while doing it. Women play fierce.

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***cough*** bull**** ***cough***

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I don't understand what is BS, randos from rec ball would get slammed by a WNBA team.

Real athletes or guys with D1 experience, yeah they would clearly dominate the women. My argument is just against those stating that random headband wearing rec league guys could beat a WNBA team.

for starters the women would never get a rebound against 6 ft tall rec players that can dunk

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Doesn't pay enough.

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Highest salary is Jackie Young of the Las Vegas Aces...annual salary of $252,450. There are a lot of undrafted guys coaching youth tournament teams that would take that in a heartbeat.

NoahAg said:

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Griner definitely has an X chromosome.

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Really going out on a limb there. You definitely have an X chromosome, too.

Remember, "she" skipped the Olympics back while she was at Baylol because "she" wanted "to concentrate on her studies. Back at that time, "she" would have had to go through, what we called back in the day, a skirt check in order to qualify...

flashplayer said:

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Go to your local high school gym and pick out the best couple players. Those guys are generally taller than 6'0 and can usually dunk even if shorter than that. They would be able to work those WNBA players pretty well. Basketball isn't tennis. It's explosion and height/wingspan and raw speed/agility/quickness.

There's a reason most ncaa womens scout teams are made up of a bunch of washed up high school guys who could never sniff men's college ball. The best players at the Rec at A&M who aren't college athletes could absolutely rake our women's team over the coals and would probably be able to win some WNBA games. Don't kid yourself.

The worst Ivy league men's team or worst Missouri Valley team would go undefeated in a WNBA schedule.

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I'm not sure it would take that.

Some college women's teams practice with guys. Most of these guys played HS varsity -- some might have gotten DII scholarship offers or could have played DIII, but I'm told that others didn't get any looks. If the guys go all out, they'll beat a well coached higher level women's DI team. At worst, it will be a draw.

I dated a girl in college who was a DII tennis player. She wasn't the top in the nation, or even at her school, but good enough to play at that level. I'm a 3.5 on my best day (or was then). While she could usually beat me, it wasn't easy. She couldn't return my serve if it was on. I had trouble with the spin she was putting on the ball which caused me to mis-hit. She was a far smarter player than I was (practice, coaching, etc.) but the 2 or 3 times I did beat her, I barely won the second set and tired her out in the third. We got to where we had to quit playing and just hit back and forth!

It's impossible to gauge effectiveness of an "average rec" group against a WNBA team because "rec teams" vary

At A&M, I ran across terrible rec teams, and also rec teams that could beat WNBA teams at will

If one were to try to find a male equivalent level, I would probably say something along the lines of a .500 Texas high school 5A varsity team. Even that level of boys' team could probably roll a wnba team pretty easily

Under no circumstances could a WNBA team beat even a Texas JUCO mens squad. That would be utter destruction

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AggieEP said:

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WestTexAg12 said:

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I played against Sidney Colson and Danielle Adams in college at the Rec. I wasn't good enough to make DII in college. 5-10", 180 at the time.

I posted up Danielle multiple times and Colson wasn't much of a deterrent for driving the lane or guarding my 3.

100% confident in saying that any bench player in D1 would be a top performer in the WNBA.

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I mean yeah a top/real male athlete is clearly going to dominate in the WNBA, but even at the college level generic rec center hoopers wouldn't necessarily be able to beat a NCAA D1 girls team playing together and running plays.

I played with the athletes while at a&m a bunch, including with the scout team of boys that worked with the girls and those games could be competitive with the girls. There are some things that men can do that women can't but, a 6'3" girl on the post with some muscle, they can be every bit as physical and find a way to get a good shot up against a 6' male. It's a bit harder for a 5'4" female to find a way to get shots obviously, but at the WNBA level a lot of those ladies are like 6 foot tall even on the perimeter. I dislike the LGBT virtue signaling as much as anyone, but WNBA women would run the court against rec league dudes all day and would probably knee the dudes in the balls while doing it. Women play fierce.

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Bwaaaha no

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Exactly.

Freshmen boys team I was on in highschool was able to smash the playoffs level varsity girls team. It wasn't even fun once you got by the initial "oh my gosh theyre terrible" first couple of minutes

Feel the excitement

YokelRidesAgain said:

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NoahAg said:

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Griner definitely has an X chromosome.

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Really going out on a limb there. You definitely have an X chromosome, too.

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Yeah that poster walked right into that one!

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flashplayer said:

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Go to your local high school gym and pick out the best couple players. Those guys are generally taller than 6'0 and can usually dunk even if shorter than that. They would be able to work those WNBA players pretty well. Basketball isn't tennis. It's explosion and height/wingspan and raw speed/agility/quickness.

There's a reason most ncaa womens scout teams are made up of a bunch of washed up high school guys who could never sniff men's college ball. The best players at the Rec at A&M who aren't college athletes could absolutely rake our women's team over the coals and would probably be able to win some WNBA games. Don't kid yourself.

The worst Ivy league men's team or worst Missouri Valley team would go undefeated in a WNBA schedule.

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I'm not sure it would take that.

Some college women's teams practice with guys. Most of these guys played HS varsity -- some might have gotten DII scholarship offers or could have played DIII, but I'm told that others didn't get any looks. If the guys go all out, they'll beat a well coached higher level women's DI team. At worst, it will be a draw.

I dated a girl in college who was a DII tennis player. She wasn't the top in the nation, or even at her school, but good enough to play at that level. I'm a 3.5 on my best day (or was then). While she could usually beat me, it wasn't easy. She couldn't return my serve if it was on. I had trouble with the spin she was putting on the ball which caused me to mis-hit. She was a far smarter player than I was (practice, coaching, etc.) but the 2 or 3 times I did beat her, I barely won the second set and tired her out in the third. We got to where we had to quit playing and just hit back and forth!

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Nice euphemism...

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Captain Pablo said:

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AggieEP said:

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WestTexAg12 said:

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I played against Sidney Colson and Danielle Adams in college at the Rec. I wasn't good enough to make DII in college. 5-10", 180 at the time.

I posted up Danielle multiple times and Colson wasn't much of a deterrent for driving the lane or guarding my 3.

100% confident in saying that any bench player in D1 would be a top performer in the WNBA.

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I mean yeah a top/real male athlete is clearly going to dominate in the WNBA, but even at the college level generic rec center hoopers wouldn't necessarily be able to beat a NCAA D1 girls team playing together and running plays.

I played with the athletes while at a&m a bunch, including with the scout team of boys that worked with the girls and those games could be competitive with the girls. There are some things that men can do that women can't but, a 6'3" girl on the post with some muscle, they can be every bit as physical and find a way to get a good shot up against a 6' male. It's a bit harder for a 5'4" female to find a way to get shots obviously, but at the WNBA level a lot of those ladies are like 6 foot tall even on the perimeter. I dislike the LGBT virtue signaling as much as anyone, but WNBA women would run the court against rec league dudes all day and would probably knee the dudes in the balls while doing it. Women play fierce.

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Bwaaaha no

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Exactly.

Freshmen boys team I was on in highschool was able to smash the playoffs level varsity girls team. It wasn't even fun once you got by the initial "oh my gosh theyre terrible" first couple of minutes

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The girl's basketball team at my kids HS was actually pretty good (won state 8 out of 11 years). They were 1A/2A but played a bunch of their out of district games against 5A/6A teams and beat them quite often. One year, in the second round of the playoffs (they had a bye) they beat the team 112-6. No. Not a typo.

They practiced against the boys who were decent which helped I'm sure. But, yes, the boys beat them. But, not as easily as most girls teams would lose, I'm sure.

I appreciate the idea of men playing and dominating in the WNBA, I really do.

Before that though, since the purple-haired dude and her posse of screaming virtue-signalers screechers from women's soccer so proudly support the ******-movement, I would much rather it happen there first.

The problem is finding a real man who is shameless enough to pull it off. Hopefully one will step up and take one for the team.

I would think they (guys who say they're girls) would start with the US womens soccer team. They get paid at a much higher rate than their male counterparts.