White Basketball Players Start Their Own WNBA

White basketball players are excited about the White National Basketball Association, starting in the fall of 2010. The new WNBA will feature white players who mostly played at Ivy League schools or at Duke in college, and would rather play professionally in the United States than in Israel.

"I am so excited to play in this league" said former Syracuse star Jerry McNamara.

JJ Redick, a player who has played in the NBA, is expected to be the #1 pick in the league. He is expected to show off his shooting skills, without having to worry about the athleticism of the real NBA.

New Jersey Nets Trade Player to WNBA

The New Jersey Nets traded Josh Boone to the New York Liberty, for a player to be named later and more ping pong balls in the NBA Draft Lottery. The Nets still have hope to make the playoffs, and hope that sending one of their worst players to the WNBA sends a message.

"We would like to thank Josh Boone for his help in our 5 wins this season." said Nets GM Kiki Vandeweghe. "We wish Josh the best of look in the locker room with 11 other girls."

Boone is best suited to play in the WNBA where his limited skills but big size should overpower the women. Boone is excited to play on a better team than the Nets and the late-night Slumber parties with the girls.