Diana Taurasi should’ve chosen her words a lot more carefuly.
During the Women’s Final Four matchups on Friday night, the basketball legend hosted ESPN’s Megacast with fellow great Sue Bird and things got completely awkward in the second half.
Taurasi commented on South Carolina’s amazing, natural athletic ability.
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“There’s where that length comes into play right there, like in those other games she was finishing in the lane, the length of the cocks is long”
Bird and their guest Kelsey Plum got awkwardly quiet after that comment as they tried to hold in their laughter.
“You can’t help it,” said Plum in reaction.
Taurasi has three NCAA titles, three WNBA titles, five Olympic gold medals, six Euroleague Championships, and almost countless individual accolades in her illustrious career.
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