On the most recent edition of “2 Legendary with Shedeur Sanders,” guard Jada Williams of the Arizona Wildcats talked about the WNBA with the quarterback of the Colorado Buffaloes and his brother, Deion Sanders Jr., also known as Bucky.
Bucky questioned Jada Williams, who in her opinion is currently the WNBA GOAT, during the chat.
“I adore Kelsey Plum. Williams stated, “Kelsey Plum is raw” (38:40).
Meanwhile, Shedeur proposed A’ja Wilson, a forward for the Las Vegas Aces. Williams continued, saying:
Yes, the same squad I adore the Aces. I cherish A’ja Wilson.
Charges against Macaleab Rich: Police discover marijuana on the Kansas State basketball player
Guard Jada Williams of Arizona chooses her basketball all-time great, and it’s not LeBron James or Michael Jordan.
The most important lesson Jada Williams learnt from Kobe Bryant’s mamba mentality, which motivated her to push boundaries, is revealed.
The fact that the Aces have two or three All-Star players on the same squad startled Shedeur Sanders.
The WNBA champions, the Aces, are eager to win three titles in a row this year. A’ja Wilson, the front-runner for WNBA MVP, has led them with an average of 27.3 points, 11.9 rebounds, 2.4 assists, and 1.9 steals per game.
With an impressive season average of 18.1 points, 2.4 rebounds, 4.4 assists, and 0.8 steals, Aces guard Kelsey Plum has also been outstanding.
Jada Williams dissects topic of “hate towards Caitlin Clark” in WNBA
When Indiana Fever draft chose Caitlin Clark, a two-time national championship finalist from the Iowa Hawkeyes, first overall this year, the WNBA was swept up.
Since the Olympics break, Clark has been playing at a high level, leading the Fever to sixth place in the standings. Many have recognised her as the Rookie of the Year and even the MVP due to her incredible performance on the court.
But Clark observed that the talk of the season was hard shoulders from veterans in the league. Racial controversy has also been raised by her rivalry with former LSU Tiger Angel Reese. Jada Williams provided some commentary on the subject on the same episode.
“I think that people exaggerate things greatly on social media. It’s not truly about rookie against veteran or white versus black, despite their attempts to portray it that way. The Wildcats guard remarked, “People just haven’t watched the WNBA before.”
“They have engaged in aggressive play and trash talk, with the latter being particularly offensive. Everyone plays this game; it’s a requirement. That’s what adds intrigue and fun to the game. They attempt to portray everyone as an opponent, but that is never the case. They’ll tell you that Caitlyn and Angel are excellent people. People were exaggerating and making things seem bigger than they actually were, even in college.” [From 14:50 onwards]
