Women Suni's Last Season At Auburn

[JBS]

Here it is...

 

[rlm's mom]

Not surprised

 

[gymgal]

no surprise there. good for her.

 

[gym_dad32608]

Not a fan of how she has handled this whole experience, but good luck with her future and her attempt at 2024.

 

[JessSyd]

Luckily her purpose in life isn’t to please you! She’s a young adult, not a gym robot, and if she has discovered that her current path is not for her, then of course she needs to call it a day.

She has given everyone lots of notice, and will have provided Auburn fans with two years of solid entertainment. I can’t see why anyone would demand more from her.

In terms of how she fit in to the Auburn program - she is who she is. She was as entitled to a college experience as anyone, and isn’t responsible for any disproportional attention she might have received from fans and media. Remember there is also a lot of extra pressure that comes with that. She probably was an asset for recruiting, and a big crowd draw too. The experience had probably largely been win-win, so why not move on while it’s still a net positive.

 

[gym_dad32608]

Luckily her purpose in life isn’t to please you!

Well now that's not exactly true if she wants to maintain her brand that provides her income , but I get your point. Just my unpopular opinion since no one can be critical.

 

[drwho42]

Wishing her a lot of luck this season and in the lead up to 2024. I think the pool for candidate team members will be both interesting and strong. I just hope the final selections will be made earlier to give them time to prepare for Paris.

 

[SupportingHerDreams]

Not a fan of how she has handled this whole experience, but good luck with her future and her attempt at 2024.

I'm curious what you disliked so much?

 

[flippin out]

no surprise there. Once i saw that video interview she did on campus with the student podcast thing it was a given. It was pretty clear then that she had no interest in education and Auburn was a platform until she was ready to move on for 2024.

 

[JPC13]

no surprise there. Once i saw that video interview she did on campus with the student podcast thing it was a given. It was pretty clear then that she had no interest in education and Auburn was a platform until she was ready to move on for 2024.

To be fair, she's far from the first athlete to go that way: