Tbh, most of the real killers start out this way. And also, USC doesn’t have stellar point guard play which puts the ball in Juju’s hand even more at times. I have faith in no one to create their own shot consistently other than JuJu on that team.
@@cliffhill8895 Maddening to watch a player wide open in the corner waving her arms like a helicopter, and Juju has her head down just dribbling the ball. Nobody is on Juju. She's just head down dribbling the ball. Waiting for her team to get in an offensive set. Looks like last year all over again.
What really bothers me when they do that copyright thing on you is the amount of money they have already made off the advertising that is paid for by the general public's purchases. I saw an athlete in an ad for a product I use (which is rare) and I thought, I helped pay that athlete. And even products that don't have athletes in the ads that are placed in these games, we are members of the general public who purchase those products. So even though we may not have been among the viewers who were able to watch these games during their original broadcast or streamcast, we have still contributed to the profits of these sponsors in our general consumer activity and those profits are what are used to buy ad space from the broadcaster or streaming service.
Imagine how good Juju would be if someone told her that she has 4 other teammates on the floor with her.
Tbh, most of the real killers start out this way. And also, USC doesn’t have stellar point guard play which puts the ball in Juju’s hand even more at times. I have faith in no one to create their own shot consistently other than JuJu on that team.
@@cliffhill8895 Maddening to watch a player wide open in the corner waving her arms like a helicopter, and Juju has her head down just dribbling the ball. Nobody is on Juju. She's just head down dribbling the ball. Waiting for her team to get in an offensive set. Looks like last year all over again.
What really bothers me when they do that copyright thing on you is the amount of money they have already made off the advertising that is paid for by the general public's purchases. I saw an athlete in an ad for a product I use (which is rare) and I thought, I helped pay that athlete. And even products that don't have athletes in the ads that are placed in these games, we are members of the general public who purchase those products. So even though we may not have been among the viewers who were able to watch these games during their original broadcast or streamcast, we have still contributed to the profits of these sponsors in our general consumer activity and those profits are what are used to buy ad space from the broadcaster or streaming service.
@@OriginalJohnDoeFakersBeware you are 100% spot on! Well said
@WomensBasketballAlliance Thanks. I appreciate you. ❤️