All right L Duncan, welcome. We're going to switch things up a little bit here. I know on this show, usually I ask the questions, the guest comes on, the answer. I figured what would be a more effective way to do daily today was if you just relaxed and let me explain women's sports too for a while. Oh please thank you please

man explain it to me because I'm so confused. Happy to do so, happy to impart all the wisdom

that I have for you, L Duncan.

In all seriousness, as the lead anchor of ESPN's

women's basketball coverage,

how are you holding up with all of this contentiousness and everything going on?

How are you like actually feeling? I feel like I have run a marathon

while also being continuously hit by a car the whole entire way I was running.

I actually feel a little bit naive because I was of the like riding the good vibes and

good feels from the women's tournament in college basketball and the unprecedented

ratings and I just I really honestly believe I was stepping into a W space

that would feel a lot different than it feels right now. The discussion about Caitlin Clark

needs to be much more nuanced and it needs to be honest and it's not honest.

You have people with all kinds of agendas and people are afraid.

And the other girls in the league are delighted for her success.

I'm joking, of course.

They fucking hate her and they've been...

Y'all petty girls. I expect me to be petty because we're the most insecure group in the world.

Y'all should be thinking that girl again y'all's private charters.

You have to be careful about the words that you put out there. The word

hating, the word jealous, those are words, those are triggering words for women.

It feels exhausting. It feels like yet

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