In the latest installment of Lessons From Layshia, Indiana Fever guard Layshia Clarendon challenged the notion that UConn’s dominance in women’s basketball is bad for the sport.  See “What They’re Saying” about the blog:

https://twitter.com/nukehoops/status/714912604754317313

Well said @Layshiac https://t.co/ta7sWHGPh1

— stephanie white (@StephanieWhite) March 28, 2016

"Stop making excuses about why ours aren’t enough." YES @Layshiac! https://t.co/GApTFndONc

— Natalie Achonwa (@NatAchon) March 28, 2016

@Layshiac excellent piece Layshia, enjoyed it!

— Kara Lawson (@karalawson20) March 29, 2016

That's my Lay! 👏🏾👏🏾. Must read…"Sport is about the stories. Stop making excuses about why ours aren’t enough." https://t.co/7jPo3dixl1

— Marissa Coleman (@MarissaC_25) March 28, 2016

Well done Layshia. https://t.co/ZUhN2XNnuq

— Rebecca Lobo (@RebeccaLobo) March 28, 2016

https://twitter.com/BriannJanuary/status/714630070871011330

https://twitter.com/MMollica/status/715027048868233216

Spot-on column from @IndianaFever guard @Layshiac. Great to see a player using her platform to speak truth to power. https://t.co/pqET8wQw7p

— Sue Hovey (@SueHovey) March 29, 2016

@Layshiac loved this "the stories around woman's basketball exist. We just don't tell them enough."

— Brean Caldwell Vaske (@CoachBCVesq) March 30, 2016

https://twitter.com/Liveituprox/status/714881252432617473

EXCELLENT piece by the WNBA hooper/writer @Layshiac about double standards in NCAAW & false narratives re parity https://t.co/Bvnlg4KVsy ❤️

— A’ja Wilson Should’ve Been Had A Shoe (@ESOTERICTalia) March 29, 2016