"I don’t know what it was. [Laughs] I was inducted into either the hall of fame or the wall of fame. One of those things, I don’t know which one it was. They selected me as the seventh person in school history to be inducted into it."

"I believe so, because they didn’t mention a jersey retiring. [Laughs] I don’t know, maybe they would have said that, but they never mentioned it. One of the honorees was an Olympian. One is the superintendent of the school district. And one is the Fresno State basketball coach right now. So I am one of those seven people."

"My husband and I flew into Fresno the day of the ceremony. That night we had to get there at six and I spoke to the girls before their game to motivate them. It was their CIF Regional Championship game. Before the game they cited all my accomplishments and they had me go to the middle of the court and gave me a plaque and flowers. My husband and parents were there and they unveiled my name on the wall."

"Nope. [Laughs] I had one prepared, but I didn’t have to give it."

"It’s a huge honor for me. I was trying not to cry the whole time. But it wasn’t a big 15-20 minute thing. It was just really the honor itself [that was meaningful]. The school has won the California Athletic School of the Year several times, once when I was there. So to be one of those many athletes that are honored and to be the seventh one was just overwhelming."

"When I walked into that gym, it brought back so many memories of the people on my teams. We won by an average of 40-to-50 points a game. I rarely, if ever, played the fourth quarter. We had so much fun. Whenever I talk to young people, I tell them, it’s so important to have fun even if you’re not winning by that average margin. A good team in high school is different than a good team in the WNBA. We were just having a lot of fun, winning the Valley, going to state in Anaheim. I think we lost the semi-finals and it was still a heart-breaker for me 10 years later. The whole experience [was awesome]. Back then, our gym was packed every time we had a game. To have a girls’ game that had that much support and newspaper coverage in Fresno [was really fortunate]. We were everywhere. I had a lot of fun in high school."

"Clovis West, Eagles. If you go to California and ask who Clovis West is, they will know. You aren't in California unless you know who Clovis West is." [Laughs]

"Red and gold [were our colors]. I think I wore 50."

"Sooner than later. Camp starts April 20. That’s all I know. I am doing a lot of working out, so I may come early and work out with Coach."