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Favorite movie? |
The Color Purple |
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Favorite actor/actress? |
Julia Roberts |
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Favorite book? |
The Bible |
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Favorite TV show? |
Good Times |
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Favorite type of music? |
Gospel |
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What is your favorite food? |
vegetables - corn and rice mixed together; pinto beans. |
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Where are you from originally? |
Houston, Texas |
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What other basketball teams have you always liked? |
NBA: Chicago Bulls, College: Duke and Georgia men, Georgia women |
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If you could play one-on-one against any athlete in general, who would it be? |
Michael Jordan - It would be an honor to play against the greatest basketball player ever. |
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Who have been role models in your life? |
My mom. |
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What other sports do you play |
I also like to play tennis with my husband. |
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When did you first start playing basketball? |
I started playing in secord or third grade, just hanging around the playground across the street. |
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What is one of your favorite moments on the court? |
Going to the Final Four with Georgia in 1995 and winning a WNBA championship with the Shock in 2003. |
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Is there a coach that has inspired or helped you most? |
Andy Lander, my college coach. He instilled the importance of having and maintaining a good work ethic. |
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What are your hobbies or interests outside of basketball? |
Watch televsion, read, spend time with my husband. |
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What other talents are you proud of? |
Public speaking. |
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What advice would you offer to young basketball players? |
Follow your dreams and not let anyone or anything get in your way. |
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If not a basketball player, what would you be doing? |
Probably coaching, traveling and doing my own camps. |
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When your playing career is over, what might you pursue? |
Managing a fitness center, coaching or running camps. |
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