Is there an issue with how competitiveness is viewed in the WNBA? | First Things First

Name: Is there an issue with how competitiveness is viewed in the WNBA? | First Things First
Uploaded: 2024-06-04T20:38:04Z
Description: Angel Reese said that the reason why people are watching women’s basketball isn’t “because of just 1 person” and that she’ll embrace the villain role after Caitlin Clark was the subject of a flagrant 1 foul. Kevin Wildes says that jealousy isn’t a factor, but rather a drive to compete.

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Angel Reese said that the reason why people are watching women’s basketball isn’t “because of just 1 person” and that she’ll embrace the villain role after Caitlin Clark was the subject of a flagrant 1 foul. Kevin Wildes says that jealousy isn’t a factor, but rather a drive to compete.

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Is there an issue with how competitiveness is viewed in the WNBA? | First Things First

Angel Reese said that the reason why people are watching women’s basketball isn’t “because of just 1 person” and that she’ll embrace the villain role after Caitlin Clark was the subject of a flagrant 1 foul. Kevin Wildes says that jealousy isn’t a factor, but rather a drive to compete.

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