Born Coquese Makebra Washington on January 17, 1971, in Flint, Michigan
nicknames are “Co,” “Quese,” “Shorty,” and “Half-Pint” serves as an assistant basketball coach with Notre Dame women’s basketball team during the offseason was an assistant on the women’s 2001 NCAA Championship Fighting Irish staff taught for a year at Flint Northwestern High School after college was inspired by Coach Muffet McGraw at Notre Dame, who “helped me develop into a point guard and develop the mentality of being able to affect the game by playing hard-nosed defense” advises young basketball players to have fun with the game, “It should be something you enjoy, not a chore!” has six brothers and a sister: Ameer, India, Stephanie, Kenyatta, DeAndre and Courtney enjoys reading, writing, playing Nintendo and watching sports is most proud of getting her B.A. in three years favorite food is broccoli favorite book is Roots by Alex Haley writes a “Hoops Clinic” column for Women’s Basketball Magazine.