WNBA All-Star Sophia Young, who plays as a forward for the San Antonio Silver Stars, was given one of the biggest honors in sports on the weekend, when she had her jersey retired.  Young played for the Baylor Lady Bears in NCAA, and became a legend at the school as well as made people take note around the country when she won the Most Outstanding Player award at the 2005 NCAA tournament.  Young is their all-time leading scorer with 2480 points, and had her jersey retired on Sunday.  Young was ecstatic at the tribute, stating “It’s something as a player where you always want to leave a legacy and leave something for people to remember you by”.

The Seattle Storm re-signed Shelley Patterson as assistant coach.  This will be the third year in a row she has been with the Seattle Storm.

Hello everyone,

First, I want to apologize for the lack of posts and updates here recently.  This was simply due to a major oversight in my part; after studying the WNBA after the Olympics, I wasn’t comfortable with providing any more betting tips.  The oversight was that I thought I had already posted here to inform everyone of this, however unfortunately that was not the case.  Long story short, I had marked the story informing everyone of this as “private” instead of “public”, so only I was able to see it.

However the good news was that it was another successful season in the WNBA.  In 2007 we had a 60% win record.  In 2008 our regular plays went 59.1%, and our first half plays were 58.6%, which are at the high end of the expected sustainable rate when it comes to sports betting, so I am very happy with that.  Over the next few months until the 2009 season, this site will return to just WNBA news.  However no users will receive e-mails related to WNBA news, as I know a lot of you are just interested in the betting.

Even better news however: I am finally launching the NBA Betting site.  I ran tests privately on the NBA in the 2007/2008 season, and was very happy with the results, to the extent that I will be providing the same free service for the NBA, as I did the WNBA.  You can visit my NBA Tips site at http://www.NBATips.Net.

I want to thank everyone for visiting the site throughout the 2008 season, and I hope you enjoyed making money - I sure did!