Women's Basketball Should Not Be on the Sports Page
 

There is so much important material to discuss in sports I don't see why editors of sports pages devote space to women's "sports." Just when I'm ready to see a deep discussion of which player will start at Quarterback next week the space is filled will some silly story about women pretending to be athletes. Here is one:

Meet the teams, prospects and players making noise this Iowa girls' basketball season

I don't object to girls and women getting together to discuss clothes and makeup but why put that on the sports page. Isn't there space on the Society page?

https://www.gannett-cdn.com/presto/2...unds&auto=webp

Re: Women's Basketball Should Not Be on the Sports Page
 

Well I agree about it not belonging to the sports section, but I like the help of the house doing sports to keep fit. Otherwise they tend to become the Oprah type of nigra, round and fat.

Re: Women's Basketball Should Not Be on the Sports Page
 

In 2007 morning talk show host Don Imus called these women basketball players "nappy headed hoes and jiggaboos". While Imus' long hair betrayed his drug addled "hippie" past, he could occasionally rise to the occasion and tell the truth. Unfortunately, he was also beset with enough LIEberal soy to issue issue an apology - which is a gut wretching experience for any manly man to witness. If you happen to be a manly man with the courage of your convictions, never apologize - you're going to the fired anyway given the new wimp culture that is gripping America.



If women want to "compete", let them confine themselves to the Pillsbury Bake-Off - and give them their own channel so that men don't have to endure this stuff. As with capitalism, competition is a good thing and will improve our meals as we men come home from a hard days work bringing home the bacon.