Somali girl has a bright future in basketball

If you know anything about hoops you'd know she doesn't have a future in the professional ranks at all. She will get bodied if she makes it to college with her frail somali body. Same with talented somali male hoopers. Ive seen this time and time again

Kingcobra said:

If you know anything about hoops you'd know she doesn't have a future in the professional ranks at all. She will get bodied if she makes it to college with her frail somali body. Same with talented somali male hoopers. Ive seen this time and time again

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welcome back m8

Kingcobra said:

If you know anything about hoops you'd know she doesn't have a future in the professional ranks at all. She will get bodied if she makes it to college with her frail somali body. Same with talented somali male hoopers. Ive seen this time and time again

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Same thing in football/soccer, faraxs have that passion but never make it, I wonder why

mashallah, imagine a hijabi female basketball player.

angelplan said:

I WILL WIFE HER FOR SURE

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mashallah

Masha Allah. She has good following on twitter and the likes of Common and bleacher report have @ her.

shes brilliant and has a lot of followers on instagram but dont you have to have a certain height to be a basketball player? and she should play in the olympics

Radical Canjeerorism said:

Same thing in football/soccer, faraxs have that passion but never make it, I wonder why

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Yup its the same thing. We don't posses the fast twitch muscles fibers necessary to burst and jump on top of the debilitating small frame.

Long distance running is all we will ever excel at

sigmund said:

shes brilliant and has a lot of followers on instagram but dont you have to have a certain height to be a basketball player? and she should play in the olympics

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Her height shouldn’t be a problem. She’s a point guard so that’s good enough.

Radical Canjeerorism said:

Same thing in football/soccer, faraxs have that passion but never make it, I wonder why

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Lots of reasons why we don’t have professional soccer players/basket players. I’ve seen dudes play college basketball but injuries have ruined their chances.

But let me go over some of the reasons why we don’t make it. One of them is we don’t have support system. Our kids aren’t supported from day one when they decide to pursue their dreams. They’re told focus on education when you can do both at the same time. I played youth soccer here in the states. This one cadaan lady friend of ours helped me and my brother. While playing I noticed me and the Ethiopian guy on the team we didn’t have people of our own supporting us but the cadaan kids had their families at the games. I know we’re immigrants and hoyos and aabes have to work so they can’t be at our games but support comes in different ways.
Another reason is we don’t take care of our bodies. We’re fragile like the brother above mentioned.

IA in the future we’ll have professional players in soccer and basketball but we have some way to go dealing with these issues we have.

ncaa doesn’t allow hijabis to play so might as well give it up for another sport

Radical Canjeerorism said:

Same thing in football/soccer, faraxs have that passion but never make it, I wonder why

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Nah this next gen of Somalis growing up in the uk will defo have numbers that make it into the English leagues. They the ones that have been in academies for a while and are still in them.

The women in the WNBA are built like men she needs to grow a lot more in height if she wants to stand
a chance