Growing other women's sports

The growth of women's basketball shows that other women's sports can also grow quickly, but it depends on whether there is a demand for them. Volleyball, for example, has seen significant growth, with sold-out stadiums. The key is to create a demand and make it profitable. No one will invest in something that doesn't make money or cost money. The viewership and demand for the sport are crucial for its growth. And do you think that other women's sports will be able to follow along just as quickly as women's basketball has? Again, the key is, is there a demand for it? Can we show that? Like, for example, volleyball is one of the biggest growth sports. Women's volleyball, if you saw, I think it was Nebraska, they sold out a football stadium, and then Iowa did it for women's basketball. But you've got to create a demand. It's got to make people money. No one's going to invest in something that does not make them money. It can't cost money. No one's going to advertise their products. So the key is, can some of these other sports grow like women's basketball has grown? And can the viewership, once you show a demand, people come to watch the product, people want to put the product on television, and then the viewership, there's a demand for it. Yes, let's put more on, more on, more on. There's got to be a demand.