yea jabari young, i appreciate it.et's put it up online and see what happens have a great day appreciate it. >> you, too. >>> coming up, from digital art to actual stocks top ranked fund manager amy zhang with three under the radar mid-cap names you need to buy right now. >>> if you have not already, subscribe to our podcast if you miss "worldwide exchange," check it out on apple, spotify or other podcast apps. >>> march's women's history month, we're spotlighting some of our cnbc contributors, colleagues and friends, and here is karen finerman on her childhood. >> the historical figure that most comes to mind for me is billie jean king i was a young tennis player when she was near the height of her fame with the battle of the sexes match. i was a tomboy and i loved playing sports i always wanted to play on the boys' team when billie jean king was playing bobby riggs, i have never rooted so hard for any person as i did that day i didn't really realize until later all she had done for women's equality and all the sacrif

cnbc's sports business reporter, jabari young, now. jabari, how is this going to work >> well, shep, thanks for having me on the show i appreciate it, and it's going to work, we'll see in september when it starts you know, leagues have tried this before. you know, credit to lavar ball who attempted this and got through a year, but it gets shut down, and the difference between this and that league is that, you know, over time has a backing, they have a social media following, you know, again, you mentioned stars that are already aligned and they have an infrastructure that is nba dna, so it's built to assist those high schoolers and those young players who feel that, you know, college is just not beneficial for them anymore, and i think this is just a new trend of things just changing in the business world when it comes down to, you know, athletics. >> man, i bet the money printing machine that is the ncaa is freaking out right now >> maybe maybe. you know, but listen, the ncaa is still going to have its use not everybody are elite bask

digital cards of the key super bowl moments here with more cnbc's jabari young.owski is trusting the digital arts space right now, the nonfungible tokens that everybody is popularizing now. a guy like rob gronkowski, it makes sense for him to get into. i don't think you're purchasing a highlight nfl moment you're catching him as a figure. some critics out there are still not familiar with how the block chain is set up, if it's secure enough and how long this nft buzz is going to run he's talked to his friends about it it makes sense for him to get in on it. this is the digital age. confer experiencing a digital movement where people are correcting these type of things thag there will be money down the line for now, it's nothing wrong with getting in the space and seeing if you can get some action talking to it. >> we are talking to kathy woods. she likes the crypto space gronk has had other business enderchs has he had success he's always got something. i remember interviewing him on cnbc for some product at least one year over the past few years. >> yeah. it's l