she is already doing that. no more eligibility after this upcoming season.
The Official 2025 WNBA Season/Women's Basketball Thread
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Oh ok
If she had a year of eligibility and choose to stay in school another year then that muthafucka would just be scared!
She betta strike when they iron's hot and get in the WNBA ASAP!
I'm glad she doesn't have another year left so that we can see her in the league
I mean ppl saying that shit ShadeurIf she had a year of eligibility and choose to stay in school another year then that muthafucka would just be scared!
She betta strike when they iron's hot and get in the WNBA ASAP!
I'm glad she doesn't have another year left so that we can see her in the league
Said that about a few ppl that came out this year nobody that's a top 15 pick staying in school that only works for ppl that's not really gonna get big money so might as well stay and get that NIL
I think I read it won't affect the 2025 season but the next season there might be a problem if they don't come to a new agreement
Lol.... That's wild, but those"tie ups" leading to jumpballs they claim Napheesa is so good at start off as uncalled fouls
she stayed for the fact that she feels she has unfinished business left at UCONNIf she had a year of eligibility and choose to stay in school another year then that muthafucka would just be scared!
She betta strike when they iron's hot and get in the WNBA ASAP!
I'm glad she doesn't have another year left so that we can see her in the league
wants to go out like Bird, Tauarasi, Lobo, and other past UCONN greats i guess
can't blame her with all the time she missed being injured.
The league just needs to give a better percentage of profit sharing and that's not a big ask.
And yeah Phee does get uncalled fouls
I agree
She actually has 2 years of eligibility remaining. She has the COVID and she had a red shirt.
The elected members of the Women's National Basketball Players Association (WNBPA) announced Monday that players are seeking "a business model that reflects their true value, encompassing higher salaries, enhanced professional working conditions, expanded health benefits, and crucial investments needed for long-term growth."
Opting out isn't just about bigger paychecks -- it's about claiming our rightful share of the business we've built, improving working conditions, and securing a future where the success we create benefits today's players and the generations to come. We're not just asking for a CBA that reflects our value; we're demanding it, because we've earned it."
Did they not get the memo saying they lost 40 million dollars this year?
Hey no problem, lots of people asked for a new thread and I agree it needed to happen.
It's up to y'all to make it official.
I agree, her skillset is elite!