During an appearance with her husband, Dan Dakich, host of OutKick show "Don't @ Me," Leigh Ross-Dakich, a hall of fame softball player who won over 500 games during head coaching stops at Bowling Green and Syracuse, issued a dire warning to those wokes like Golden State Valkyries head coach Natalie Nakase who is on record seemingly defending the idea of biological males taking roster spots from biological females."Let's go.One league.
Let's see what happens.What's going to happen is that girls are going to get wiped out," Ross-Dakich cautioned.MARTINA NAVRATILOVA SAYS BILLIE JEAN KING’S TRANS-ATHLETE STANCE ‘DOESN’T SQUARE’ WITH HER OWN WORDSLeigh Ross-Dakich shares her thoughts on WNBA coaches hinting that they're for biological males identifying as trans playing in the league based on the premise that the league is inclusive.
Ross-Dakich, who won over 700 games as a softball coach at Bowling Green and Syracuse, warns that females would be "wiped out" in sports if this mindset persists.(OutKick)And why would that be? Because there are physical differences between men and women.
Obviously.But don't take our word for it, you should listen to gay rights hero Billie Jean King, who has said exactly that, only to then go on to advocate for including biological males in female sports.Ross-Dakich, along with the likes of tennis legend Martina Navratilova, cannot understand why the likes of King and WNBA coaches are so married to their positions.Tennis star Billie Jean King waves to the crowd as she is carried into the Houston Astrodome in Texas to compete in the 'Battle of the Sexes' match against retired pro Bobby Riggs on September 20th, 1973.
King is riding atop a gold throne carried by members of the Rice University men’s track team.(UPI/Bettmann Archive/Getty Images)"The players that are here now, I don't know if they understand what women had to go through years ago in the '70s and '80s to get to a point where they actually could play and have their ...