WNBA star Kia Nurse has advice for Caitlin Clark, welcomes new fans to The W | All Facts No Brakes

LA Sparks guard and 2x NCAA Champion Kia Nurse joins Keyshawn on "All Facts No Brakes" podcast to share her thoughts on WNBA rookie Caitlin Clark and offer some advice to the Indiana Fever's rookie sensation.
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WNBA star Kia Nurse has advice for Caitlin Clark, welcomes new fans to The W | All Facts No Brakes
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[@AllFactsPod]

Has Caitlin Clark changed your perception of the WNBA? ➡: link.chtbl.com/KeyshawnxKiaNurse

[@ed52369]

So a new fan has to learn about the history of the WNBA? No thanks.

[@gew2027]

Black men like Caitlin because she has that game

[@michaels.2331]

It’s basketball. Basketball. We all know the history of basketball. I don’t hear any old time baseball or basketball or football players telling me I need to learn the history.

[@LSUowns21]

You can't talk about Aaron Judge hitting homers if you didn't learn the history

[@JL-gx6os]

@@LSUowns21But you can appreciate and talk about how great he is. Once youre interested in baseball, you naturally become curious about that sport so you start learning. Then you can start comparing him or measure him to other greats. It’s a natural process and it’s not forced by that sport. But WNBA seems to think they have the right to demand this from their supposed customers rather than letting it happen voluntarily or naturally and thats where people have issues.

[@dankool688]

Everybody's a star, even nine points can be a star..

[@kennethholden]

What an absolute joke seriously, I had never watched a women’s basketball game in my entire lifetime or had any interest in women’s basketball. Ever. The league was an absolute disaster, ratings were low, poorly, attended, and poorly watched, and my understanding it was not self sustaining. Never occurred to me to watch it, the little clip here and there that I saw I did not want to watch it . Caitlyn comes along and now I’m watching her and I began to discover a few other players in the league as a result . The woman has an IT factor that is galvanizing peoples attention, she’s an absolute class act, listen to her talk after every game and she is a class act act, she shows dignity and respect to everyone. The crowd following Kaitlyn , the media, why on earth would you not just ride the wave seriously knock it off There’s no rivalry that people keep trying to put out there because she’s not interested in it. She just likes to play basketball and she likes to find a way to win. She’s not woke, she’s not there for the advocacy of the WNBA. She’s not there for all of the woke agenda and all the different reasons why nobody’s ever watched the WNBA I think what’s going on is there’s a major disruption occurring to the order of the kinds of players in the WNBA that are suddenly making people interested in watching, and the old guard really really really really really really really doesn’t like it

[@jlsc4125]

I don't see a cohesive league that wants to grow. If that were true, they would be welcoming Caitlin Clark with open arms, instead of attacking her on the floor every game, cheap shots, a coach that benches an entire first string just to get at her. I honestly don't' think the WNBA wants to grow, they're content with the NBA paying the bills, not the players, but the owners, they don't want higher salaries, they are out in public, and they don't like it.

[@amanrush7722]

Kia Nurse avg. 9 points 1 reb 1 assist. WNBA veteran star?

[@nazimbelaidi6486]

What do you want him to write? Wnba role player 😂

[@Logo3_22]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@michaels.2331]

When these women try to push a story they know is ridiculous that’s exactly how they look.

[@joshuafootman1593]

These women make me laugh , nobody cares about the history or the other players. People want to see their favorite players. When lebron speaks nobody is saying what about the other players. Stars sell business people

[@hikidunm1582]

You can not go forward in any team sport without knowing their history. Lebron & Caitlin are students of the game. You can know the history, no one's forcing you to like it.

[@daz97]

When they start caring about balls more than Rug, I will start caring

[@bigdubt2003]

These comments show the problem, the fans. They think they have power. Just watch the games and stop trying to be in power

[@joshuafootman1593]

@bigdubt2003 fans are the boss lol you clearly don't understand markets. It's all about eyeballs. That's how these athletes get paid. Tell these wnba players to shutup if they want to be paid in the millions. They treat this league like it's a golf club where only special people watch the sport.

[@joshuafootman1593]

@hikidunm1582 nobody cares about the history. We don't owe them women in the past nothing. Expect a Few! But other than that gives us caitlin and let her make money for the league

[@kingleoholdingsklh8353]

We understand that most of the players in the W are not very good, we can see it with our own eyes. So I really am here to see what I like, who catches my eye, not who they try to force down my throat and convince me that she or this or that team is good. Lets be real folks, most are not. CC is the best of the best a fresh start, anyone else not on board, can and will be replaced.

[@michaels.2331]

Did people complain when people called Michael Jackson the King of Pop. Should Taylor Swift try to decrease her attention.

[@hikidunm1582]

MJ & Taylor earned their names. They were in the industry for a longtime b4 said names.

[@francisikwueme1688]

In the words of Stephen A “ we don’t care “😂

[@drivenbyarchery8676]

Nobody is missing the past. Everything CC does gets compared to all the past players that the W consider the greats. The reason people are hating on CC is because in only 12-14 games she is already matching are passing their achievements. Just give CC , the other rooks all the respect they’ve already earned and except the new players are a better class of rookies than the W is use too. And these rooks will surpass the stats that are in front of them because of that. Also they are playing more games in a season that will give them better stats for a season. The problem isn’t the league it’s just the few people in the league crying. Don’t talk down about our rooks and we won’t talk down about your experienced players. The rooks come with a new fan base that the W isn’t use to having and allot of these new fans are hardcore for their rookie so I guess what I’m saying is , they bite back. If you don’t want it don’t give it. Great video hope you guys have a great day.

[@kennethholden]

I get the feeling a lot of these players are wanting fairness and life isn’t fair. Things aren’t fair because they’ve been there before they feel it’s not fair but it’s not about fairness. That’s just not how the world operates. Unfortunately life just isn’t fair and the sooner people accept that the better they are able to deal with situations. CC does not diminish the contributions of other people, but she has literally brought the world to the WNBA Why are the players fighting this so hard? ? I think there’s much other reasons other than the ones being presented that nobody really wants to talk about.

[@bethneedham3601]

I agree… some girls still live in countries where they are not allowed to play, some are born handicapped, some never had a chance because a parent wouldn’t take them to after school practice… we could go on and on… life is not fair. We should all be thankful for the opportunities we are given and try to make the world a better place for those without. If you are a veteran or a rookie embrace each other with a gratitude.

[@jaylesebrown7664]

I like watching Kia Nurse play ball. But I think it's pretty arrogant to think that you know ANYTHING about coming into the WNBA, in the same fashion as Clark. Nurse wasn't a millionaire when she arrived in the league. She didn't have multiple endorsement deals. She didn't break 65 plus NCAA regular season and tournament records. She wasn't personally responseble for sell out season & regular season tickets, IN COLLEGE. She didn't break attendance and viewership records her first few weeks in the league. She wasn't targeted on defense, in a way no rookie before her has EVER been. Love you Kia, but your experience is worlds apart from Clark's.

[@juancolina7654]

So a Korean car brand is giving advice to a basketball player, give me a break……

[@francisikwueme1688]

Omg😂😂😂

[@mikesimmons9602]

Who never heard of her, but I’ve heard of Kaitlyn Clark

[@hikidunm1582]

She isn't competing for fame. She offered good advice.

[@michael1257]

How Can You Ask A Question, When Other Players Hate You. She’s Full Of Herself.

[@mlouise1828]

Don't know the history, we know the history that you are dependent to NBA, they are giving you your salary, you're not making money until now. She's the most popular the face of the keague. We don't about her color, she can be violet but she's different unlike these old players. This woma is not a star, she's average.

[@yanrice2]

😂😂😂did he just.said that the league has been successful thus far?

[@josephedric4081]

Why do we need to know the history? Is it to remind ourselves of why we didn't have any interest in the WNBA in the first place? I think this season with Caitlin Clark is a good place to start, if you're going to start getting into the WNBA.

[@DEADLY6Z]

This guy has been part of the issue. ESPN black analysts have been hateful and bias. We don't need advice. The key is excitement, we haven't see a style of excitement in a player since Clark. Plus Clark doesn't pull in race card narratives.

[@Ridneymaxwell95]

yeah right and this is 2024 most of these players like Breanna Stewart spent her whole career playing in nearly empty arenas no one cared about the WNBA to Caitlin Clark arrived

[@ericwilliams1023]

Thompson! Those lips and those drives to the hoop! Beauty in motion❤

[@thegoatudontknow]

this will be first year they will earn money in 30 years

[@aenohesa9997]

No - there are reports of a potential 50 million loss this year....not 100% sure though.

[@SalvatoreSausage]

I'm new. But Kia is smoking hot.

[@chaunceygardner2342]

They named their daughter after a car?

[@michaelsmith8684]

What a class ack compared to the the other players. It's a new game change are move on.

[@TonyLee-fm2fy]

Never believe a black person when they say … “ Don’t hate the player “ All these losers out here hating the player Girl…. People didn’t wanna watch you, don’t hate the player

[@cesilio]

But are you able to tell the truth.

[@schuylardiamond8438]

The "benefits" that the WNBA is reaping is the money that was pumped into that sports endeavor that has always been a humongous financial failure since it's inception. Without the NBA the WNBA would have long gone the way of Roller Derby! And truth be told I enjoyed Roller Derby more than the WNBA! Now that CC is here, hope springs eternal I guess.

[@johngurganus3348]

Sucessful? They lose millions. Wiith Clark they are making money. Clarks style of basketball is exciting and draws the viewership...time for the WNBA to grow up. Good business sense is important.

[@francisikwueme1688]

Here despite all the new hoopla they are projected to still lose $50mil this year

[@WhathehadasSole]

Being honest, not like most my fellow men with women. Women's sports will never be as big as men's sports. Women can't take the high rate of criticism from fans and pundits. Just on their performance, let alone personal issues.

[@philschiavone101]

Successful? They have been a money looser since day one.

[@1Ggirl1959]

Are you a investigative journalist or a eggshell walking surface scratcher?????

[@ericwilliams1023]

❤❤❤

[@jboy2621]

I grew up watching Kate Starbird and Jennifer Azi during the ABL. Yup, there used to be a WNBA before the WNBA with the San Jose Lasers! Swoops would be proud of us original fans.

[@Fred-vy1hm]

Kia is like the Caitlin Clark of Canada. Coming from a family that's like athletic royalty here, Canadians have followed her since before her UCONN days. Her brother Darnell plays for the NHL's Edmonton Oilers who are currently in the Stanley Cup finals and her cousin Sarah is a top player on the Canadian Women's national hockey team, in the last Olympics she set a new record for points (18) and assists (13) in one tournament.

[@user-qw4kb8eu3n]

Farthest thing from Canadian royalty wow

[@BrandSolutions]

Even with that before this interview many viewers never heard of her. On the other hand, lets go look for someone who hasn't heard of Caitlin Clark. I appreciate her attitude toward Caitlin as opposed to some of the other players but none of them are qualified to offer her advice since none of them have been through it. Caitlin isn't new to fame and she has a degree in marketing which is why her branding for her whole career has been just as good as her game. Caitlin should be giving the WNBA advice at this point.

[@Soccox]

Clark’s Sophomore year (2021-22) Broke Carver-Hawkeye Arena women's single-game scoring record Became fastest Big Ten player to reach 1,000 points Became first Division I men's or women's player to record consecutive triple-doubles with at least 30 points Became first woman in Big Ten history with consecutive triple-doubles Achieved 18 assists in one game, which set program and tied conference single-game records Set women's single-game scoring record for Crisler Center Named Big Ten Player of the Year Named first-team All-Big Ten Named Most Outstanding Player in Big Ten tournament Named first-team All-America by Associated Press Named first-team All-America by United States Basketball Writers Association Women's Basketball Coaches Association All-America Team selection Became first back-to-back recipient of Dawn Staley Award Won Nancy Lieberman Award Became first woman to lead Division I in points and assists per game in a single season Led Division I in points, free throws and triple-doubles

[@Soccox]

Clark’s Freshman year (2020-21) Broke single-game scoring record for Pinnacle Bank Arena Named Big Ten Freshman of the Year Named first-team All-Big Ten selection Thirteen-time Big Ten Freshman of the Week Five-time Big Ten Player of the Week Named to Big Ten all-tournament team Achieved Big Ten tournament assists record Broke Big Ten single-game records for points and 3-pointers Named first-team All-America by United States Basketball Writers Association Named second-team All America by Associated Press Women's College Basketball Coaches Association Coaches' All-America Team selection First freshman to win Dawn Staley Award Shared Tamika Catchings Award and the WBCA Freshman of the Year award with Paige Bueckers of UConn Led NCAA Division I in scoring Set Iowa program freshman records for points and assists

[@myapatterson8228]

Wnba has never been successful 😂😂😂

[@Soccox]

Clark’s Junior year (2022-23) Unanimous Associated Press preseason All-America team selection Named Big Ten preseason Player of the Year Became Big Ten career leader in triple-doubles Tied Elena Delle Donne as the fastest Division I women's player to reach 2,000 career points Unanimous Big Ten Player of the Year Named first-team All-Big Ten Won Most Outstanding Player in Big Ten tournament Achieved first triple-double in Big Ten tournament final Became first player in men's or women's NCAA tournament history to record a 30- or 40-point triple-double Became first Division I player to record at least 900 points and 300 assists in a single season Named Seattle 4 Regional most outstanding player Broke single-game scoring record for NCAA women's tournament semifinals Became first player in NCAA tournament history with consecutive 40-point games Achieved Iowa program single-season scoring record Achieved Big Ten single-season scoring record Made most 3-pointers by a men's or women's player in NCAA title game history Broke men's and women's scoring records for single NCAA tournament Achieved most assists by single women's player in NCAA tournament history Won AP Player of the Year Won Honda Sports Award Won John R. Wooden Award Won Naismith Player of the Year Won United States Basketball Writers Association National Player of the Year Won Wade Trophy First unanimous National Player of the Year in Big Ten history Won second Nancy Lieberman Award Became first three-time winner of Dawn Staley Award Unanimous first-team All-America selection First-team All-America selection by Associated Press First-team All-America selection by United States Basketball Writers Association Women's Basketball Coaches Association Coaches' All-America Team selection Led Division I in assists Set Big Ten single-season records in points, assists, 3-pointers and free throws Tied her own triple-double conference record Won Best Female College Athlete ESPYS Award Won Honda Cup Won James E. Sullivan Award Won Big Ten Female Athlete of the Year

[@ROMUDEAR]

Nobody cares. All of that happened in college. Let her make her name in the WNBA and break records there.

[@aenohesa9997]

You lost me at "successful" - what a effing joke......the W has been going for almost 30 years and on average LOSES 10 Million + per year....THAT is NOT success - that in any other business metric would have been shutdown or sold off....CC is THE ONLY reason the W is on people's lips at present...period. The numbers do not lie.....bigger teams struggling to get 8,000 bums on seats at games, CC & Fever have ave. 18,000+ per game...No comparison. From a movie ( Day & Knight ) where Tom Cruises character says to Diaz - "with me ( hand held high ) or without me ( hand held way low )" - which is the W and CC. With CC they have a potential to raise their TV rights x 4 ( current deal is 60 mill. to 240 mill. ) without Clark - the W slinks back into obscurity and who knows after 30yrs of losses may be the end for what essentially is a black lesbian league ( 60%+ Black & 38% LGBTIAlnmop )CC does not need the W, but the W most certainly needs her.

[@blkriteouspc]

I'm sick of Caitlin Clark.

[@joshuafootman1593]

Why so bitter

[@blkriteouspc]

@@joshuafootman1593 Why so trolling?

[@benjaminsmith2287]

She plays basketball and that's all. She's not responsible for the noise around her.

[@gawdfawthersports]

Than go watch those chicago bulldogs

[@blkriteouspc]

@@gawdfawthersports Mind your F**kin Business. How about that.