Courtney Williams

And they had five different players in that ad, and all of them were feminine-presenting players.

Some of them were queer, which again is an improvement, but at the same time there was no gender diversity in the league, and you had players like Natasha Cloud and other players like Courtney Williams and Jonquel Jones who have spoken up in the past when the sport, you know, Courtney Williams spoke up about the Sports Illustrated spread that did the exact same thing, put five feminine players as the face of this, and you see when the league is making decisions about who they're gonna promote, they are still choosing, even if they're choosing women who are openly queer, they're still women who are conforming to certain kinds of femininity.

And Courtney Williams said, "I can wear board shorts and a sports bra and still look sexy," and Natasha Cloud was even pointing out like the line of SKIMS that they're modeling comes in a tomboy cut.

It literally comes in boy shorts.

There wa- they didn't even have to make new underwear for this to happen, like the line actually is gender inclusive, and they didn't show that, and it was such a good opportunity to do so.

Exactly, like, let's clock it.

Everybody else, Courtney Williams, 38 minutes, she had 18 points, 8 rebounds, 5 assists, no stun, no block, 47.1%.

So, yeah, y'all know I'm not a Courtney Williams fan, you know, let's put it that way, but at the very least, I'll give her this.

I think that she played hard, you know, and even her talking about the series afterwards, she didn't expect what happened to them to happen to them, you know, and I appreciate her kind of taking the accountability for that, and, you know, she didn't even have a bad series, so, like, I gotta be honest, I gotta be honest.