Could Caitlin Clark start on an NBA team?

[SleeperCards]

Originally Posted by christhecpa

Too soon?

[JustRachel]

Originally Posted by TheFrenzy

More like king of the crossover.

Plus, could you imagine what his logoman RC would go for?

Just imagine Constantine pulling that in the first group break at Nicaea.

And you know Constantine would hit the monster pull. Back then they had a lot less camera angles and a lot more heads on spikes.

Jesus would win MVP every year. Playing against Jesus would be like playing against a Jedi.

That's probably what an NBA game would feel like to Caitlin Clark, like she's the only one not trained in the Force.

[EBCollectibles]

Originally Posted by christhecpa

Too soon?

Not soon enough Old Chop.

[williemayshayes]

Originally Posted by jhssketchcards

So we’re celebrating what she did in 4 years while Maravich set the record in only 3 years, and without a 3 point line. Remind me again why her record is so special?


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Pete attempted 3166 FGs, Clark 2752.

Clark shot 941 FTs, Pete 1152.

Clark has taken her team to two straight Final 4s. Pete's teams went 28-26 in conference play.

He shot the basketball on average 52 times a game.
She shoots the basketball on average 27 times a game.

FIFTY TWO TIMES.

[jplarson]

Originally Posted by williemayshayes

Pete attempted 3166 FGs, Clark 2752.

Clark shot 941 FTs, Pete 1152.

Clark has taken her team to two straight Final 4s. Pete's teams went 28-26 in conference play.

He shot the basketball on average 52 times a game.
She shoots the basketball on average 27 times a game.

FIFTY TWO TIMES.

Full disclosure: I think Pete Maravich was awesome and otherworldly on the court. His talent and success is undeniable. Having said that, when your dad calls the shots, it makes sense he got 52 turns a game.

[Sticks33]

Originally Posted by williemayshayes

Pete attempted 3166 FGs, Clark 2752.

Clark shot 941 FTs, Pete 1152.

Clark has taken her team to two straight Final 4s. Pete's teams went 28-26 in conference play.

He shot the basketball on average 52 times a game.
She shoots the basketball on average 27 times a game.

FIFTY TWO TIMES.

Good info. Well said

[PLB9eight]

Originally Posted by EBCollectibles

Trying to get a laugh at a comment that is pathetic. We understand you pretty clear.

Insult any other group of people and get banned. It’s ok though.


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[jlzinck]

Wow and I thought the OT polls were stupid

[BoSoxFan1999]

This is such a stupid thread. NO, she can't even be a bench warmer on any NBA team. And she would get destroyed in men's college basketball too, outside of playing on some tiny DI school in a conference that sends 1 team as a #16 seed to the tourney. And I'm a Clark fan too, but this thread is stupid in all ways.

[SleeperCards]

Originally Posted by PLB9eight

Insult any other group of people and get banned. It’s ok though.


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If you're insulted by that you need to turn the other cheek (and grow up).

[PLB9eight]

Originally Posted by SleeperCards

If you're insulted by that you need to turn the other cheek (and grow up).

And you as well if you’re so bothered by my post. That’s way more soft.

[oldgoldy97]

I don’t think it works that way.

[BGT Masters]

Originally Posted by williemayshayes

Pete attempted 3166 FGs, Clark 2752.

Clark shot 941 FTs, Pete 1152.

Clark has taken her team to two straight Final 4s. Pete's teams went 28-26 in conference play.

He shot the basketball on average 52 times a game.
She shoots the basketball on average 27 times a game.

FIFTY TWO TIMES.

What's your point, she also played in 54 more games than him which is the same amount he played two out of three year. So she basically played two years more worth of games. Online it says he averaged 38 shots a game not 52? Maybe the site I looked at was wrong. She also shot 1428 more 3's than Pete making 540 of them giving her 540 points than if Pete would have made the same shot. That equals about 4 PPG more.

[asujbl]

This thread has everything

[JeremyNick]

Are we really comparing different genders, leagues and eras?

Wowzers.

[asujbl]

Originally Posted by JeremyNick

Are we really comparing different genders, leagues and eras?

Wowzers.

Everything

[JeremyNick]

Originally Posted by asujbl

Everything

No concerns about dunking causing her uterus to fall out yet.

So, not quite everything.

[asujbl]

Originally Posted by JeremyNick

No concerns about dunking causing her uterus to fall out yet.

So, not quite everything.

That’s fair

[BostonNut]

She's not hot.

[JeremyNick]

Originally Posted by EBCollectibles

Trying to get a laugh at a comment that is pathetic. We understand you pretty clear.

That’s Chris. Just ignore him. He lives all day on Reddit astroturfing and it’s hard for him to maneuver on real grass.

[christhecpa]

I would just like to say I was not the one who posted the offensive image.
That was Frenzy and I'm afraid he is starting to backslide in his faith.

[jplarson]

Originally Posted by BostonNut

She's not hot.

More of an Ohtani guy. I totally get it.

[BostonNut]

Originally Posted by jplarson

More of an Ohtani guy. I totally get it.

Tom Brady, NN

[cms11]

Originally Posted by asymmetricalbet

Clark is good. But it's also obvious she's being used a psyop by certain people with a certain ideology to push the narrative that womens basketball is as exciting as mens or that female players should get paid the same or that the girls can beat the boys or or or

And no, she'd never make it in the NBA, or G-league for that matter. If she took one hard charge, she'd be hurt so bad that her season would be over.

Did Q tell you that?

Couldn't the simpler explanation be that she's the most exciting women's college basketball player in a long time and people are excited that she makes women's basketball more fun to watch?

[cms11]

Originally Posted by boxbuster7

Caitlin Clark would beat the #$%^ out of any blowout member in a three point contest or boxing match or eating contest. Ok maybe not the last thing.

But all jokes aside sexism definitely still exists and it is sad. Lets just appreciate her greatness without having to micro analyze her every thing or compare her to nba players.

That's my take. Isn't it enough that she brings in more fans of basketball? It's good for the NBA as well because women getting into WNBA basketball will likely get interested in the NBA.