04-17-2012, 02:18 PM
But Nneka's $48K is literally for a seasonal job, not an annual salary. If her work was annualized she would make more than $48K per year. Most star WNBAers would easily increase their annual take home pay with international play.
I believe Nneka will elect to stay in the USA so that she can get a masters. So Nneka's $48K is something equivalent to the pay for a summer internship. How many Stanford students are expecting to make $48K for a summer internship?
Besides, the WNBA must be about more than money for the players. Each WNBA star is a role model for young girls in so many ways. An office job probably would never match up to that opportunity to influence.
I believe Nneka will elect to stay in the USA so that she can get a masters. So Nneka's $48K is something equivalent to the pay for a summer internship. How many Stanford students are expecting to make $48K for a summer internship?
Besides, the WNBA must be about more than money for the players. Each WNBA star is a role model for young girls in so many ways. An office job probably would never match up to that opportunity to influence.

