Clifton Duncan

Clifton Duncan

I stan for the classics.

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  • @tmg0100
    @tmg01002 сағат бұрын

    First time I found this show - so impressive and his voice is perfect, soothing……. Wish you success!

  • @anskittens9087
    @anskittens90874 сағат бұрын

    There are many more viewership because of CC. I've said it many times before, if CC was not in the WNBA, I would not be watching. Personally, I think she should leave the WNBA and let the lifeless league strive as all the haters at ESPN have been spewing. She'll be much more accepted and make more money if she plays in Europe (not France). Imagine performing at her level with all the hate and jealousy she's getting.

  • @CarlosJ-vp9ds
    @CarlosJ-vp9ds22 сағат бұрын

    Adrienne Ross, you are the voice of reason. People want to watch sports as a sanctuary and escape from all the noise in the world. Gender and color politics are ruining the WNBA. Adrienne, you should be hired by the league to talk to these young ladies who have been complaining that they are underappreciated. Now, they have that opportunity with a generational talent that is highly marketable for the league. Unfortunately, they are turning it into white privilege and race politics.

  • @IanPunter
    @IanPunterКүн бұрын

    College Caitlin was most compared to Curry. The fever Caitlin reminds me a lot of magic Johnson with her great point guard play and passing. I want her to still shoot the long threes. She maybe downplayed threes as a rookie. She and magic are among the best interviews and so is Steph curry.

  • @balloonmanalvinpitts
    @balloonmanalvinpittsКүн бұрын

    Very professional 😊!

  • @abecabreros
    @abecabrerosКүн бұрын

    1st-Racism does go both ways… being black doesn’t give you bye to racism! 2nd-WNBA, sports in general, is entertainment, like LeBron said “Don’t get it fuckup she’s going to bring the $$$” 3rd-Don’t hate the player, hate the game!!! You want to win, CC just showing you the blueprint how to play the game…don’t blame CC. It’s not the game it’s the personality, looking into yourself (or as a league) and see what you need to do to get paid!!! The fans are the customers and the customers are always right!!!

  • @Yankee49
    @Yankee49Күн бұрын

    All of the leagues that are majority black are the biggest haters of white athletes today. 40 years ago it was not the case. All black and white people were embraced. The biased media and the U.S. government have divided us and it is disgusting!

  • @tommystrub7253
    @tommystrub7253Күн бұрын

    If that's true it's sad

  • @tommystrub7253
    @tommystrub7253Күн бұрын

    Big A you have seen it

  • @tommystrub7253
    @tommystrub7253Күн бұрын

    Do you think these comments are wrong?

  • @tommystrub7253
    @tommystrub7253Күн бұрын

    I just caught the first comment's

  • @hosehead3179
    @hosehead3179Күн бұрын

    Black people make up 13% of the population and they wanna make everything about race. So why are they shocked a white girl is more popular? White people make up 70% of population.

  • @RustyLou18
    @RustyLou182 күн бұрын

    I can tell you this, I LOVE WCBB, not so much the WNBA. I'm am SO glad Clark is out of WCBB and am TOTALLY looking forward to Paige B. as well. I'm sick of all the media favoritism towards them both.

  • @kimcoweld278
    @kimcoweld2782 күн бұрын

    Wnba equals HATE. Cheryl Reeves, Swoops, Turasi, McNut, and all the the wnba establishment will go down in history as a HATE group.

  • @Jessejames426
    @Jessejames4262 күн бұрын

    Thanks to bidenomics, I can't support you, other than liking and subscribing, which I did after listening to your first sentence, I love love love conversational podcasters, and listening to you was a slam dunk instantly so for that you have my subscription, looking forward to enjoying your show for years to come😊

  • @annapennrose1158
    @annapennrose11583 күн бұрын

    WHOA! Conservative men do not hate black women. Conservative men love mature people who are talented regardless of race.

  • @josephjackson7269
    @josephjackson72693 күн бұрын

    I bet Elena Delledonne who is white and is or better than anyone who ever played in WNBA is so happy she retired from being part of a league so full of racism. Elena was acceptable because she is a lesbianI Quess. Caitlin is strictly a ball player and I Quess the WNBA isn’t about basketball and maybe that’s the reason they do nothing but lose money .

  • @Nahte-uno
    @Nahte-uno3 күн бұрын

    Hype CC is aight its just her fans are obnoxious always trying to prop up a great white hype even tho she hasn't won anything.

  • @Beau_Toxx
    @Beau_Toxx4 күн бұрын

    The only thing missing in the WNBA is a sign "White, Straight Women need not apply." Racism and bigotry thrive there like it was in the 1950s in the Deep South and are on naked display for the world to see. Who the hell are these people? The WNBA platform is showing Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion (DEI) is but another Marxist power scheme. 😢

  • @AlMellon
    @AlMellon4 күн бұрын

    I have been following Caitlin Clark since her Sophomore year of college because of her and Iowa’s style of basketball. Shortly after beginning to watch her, I slowly saw her involvement in fostering a love of her game to all of the youngsters who attended her games, practices, and community events. I will defy you to find another player who recognizes and supports the youth that follows her. Do you know that, I believe all of her business partnerships, have an intergal charity portion as a condition of her partnership. So as much as I love her game and her adapting to her teammates and her opposition, I would follow her if she left the WNBA.

  • @CthtoNicfly5
    @CthtoNicfly54 күн бұрын

    Ok, great, black scientist, we are not saying there are no black scientist, we just saying, they are not going to lose a race to the microscope. Bill Burr.

  • @JuneHolloway23
    @JuneHolloway234 күн бұрын

    Interesting discussion. Please pray or use your vision to blanket California with rain and stop the raging fires. 🙏🏽🌧

  • @michaelmorin1491
    @michaelmorin14915 күн бұрын

    What an emotionally redolent version of this classic. Beautifully phrased and delivered. Just wonderful. Thank you so much!

  • @robertspeers9973
    @robertspeers99736 күн бұрын

    Mr Duncan is very likable as a pod caster. I enjoyed your segment with Ms Ross

  • @robertspeers9973
    @robertspeers99736 күн бұрын

    I love the passion and knowledge coming from Adrienne Ross! Please finish this WNBA season with me. There is much more Drama ahead I believe. I think thru it all….CC will stay strong and survive this political madness

  • @BobbyU808
    @BobbyU8086 күн бұрын

    even in women’s basketball? especially in the wnba where three victimhood statuses intersect - the league is 100% women, 70% black and 50% lesbian

  • @sirodutexas1484
    @sirodutexas14846 күн бұрын

    Not gay but this guys voice giving me gay thoughts. Lol Luv Adrienne Ross and her honest takes. Great honest and real interview. 👍🏻👍🏻

  • @SteveCortinas-we1cl
    @SteveCortinas-we1cl6 күн бұрын

    OM CAPITAL G I LOVE ❤️

  • @jimmyboy131
    @jimmyboy1317 күн бұрын

    First off I listen to Adrienne on her KZread channel, and I learn something with every video. Secondly, Clark is a fantastic ball player and an all around lovely person. The WNBA needs to get a handle on their pettiness and the poor communication skills and negative attitudes of the players when speaking in public. New fans like me will not stick around if they don't. Remember: the tide raises all boats, so help that tide rise more and more.

  • @kevinhurt7119
    @kevinhurt71197 күн бұрын

    Enjoyed the podcast. Great questions and allowing Ms Ross to speak. The way media used to be. Ms Ross has lots of valuable insight. I listen to her KZread channel.

  • @boalbano5759
    @boalbano57597 күн бұрын

    I love this take and professionally prepared. It is just too long. Most people do not have that long of a time to go from beginning to end of the show . I am talking about this show only because I have not checked your others shows.

  • @EddyBrill
    @EddyBrill7 күн бұрын

    I watch you all the time. Love your show.

  • @juliemohler8922
    @juliemohler89227 күн бұрын

    Clifton an amazing podcast. Will be listening again. Thank you and may God bless!

  • @colinjames7569
    @colinjames75698 күн бұрын

    Media ruins everything. This is why I don’t own nice things

  • @colinjames7569
    @colinjames75698 күн бұрын

    Success and greatness happens. With, or without, those who want it to happen. Or not

  • @danasgamereviews3854
    @danasgamereviews38549 күн бұрын

    Theatre major here. Can't express enough how frustrating it was keeping my conservative politics to myself back in college. I've definitely been far more vocal of late. Unfortunately i most likely won't be doing anything theatre related anytime soon.

  • @kaksmirknight5318
    @kaksmirknight53189 күн бұрын

    Enable for the NBA to survive, they need to discredit the past NBA greats to sell their trash. Mike and Kobe 1 and 2 Balco boy 17 only

  • @golfswingbodymechanicsinte2854
    @golfswingbodymechanicsinte28549 күн бұрын

    It’s the insane American society! 😂😂

  • @TrojansFirst
    @TrojansFirst11 күн бұрын

    Adrienne Ross is amazing. Very level headed and intelligent person.

  • @gale826
    @gale82611 күн бұрын

    I'm an older white man and like so many others followed Caitlin here from her college career. I'm shocked at the hate, corruption and racism at all levels that is so dominate in the WNBA. I found Adrienne Ross a few weeks. Her shows are wonderful and I learn a lot from her. Now I have found Clifton Duncan. Your calm manner and civility when examining CC and WNBA issues is also refreshing. Look forward to watching more of your shows.

  • @MickeyMouse-ul8zl
    @MickeyMouse-ul8zl11 күн бұрын

    What so many fail to realize is that regardless the skin color of any athlete in any sport, the audience in America is majoritively white. As to the alphabet community, the vast majority of Americans and the world feel that what you do on your time is fine but stop shoving it in our faces.

  • @paulburr5072
    @paulburr507211 күн бұрын

    Ms. Ross is so refreshing.