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I love this team. As I mentioned a few times before, I was an Assistant Principal in Albuquerque when Elena Lovato, our Assistant Head Coach for Coach Vic won the state title in New Mexico. She played for Rio Grande High, which is deep in the Barrio and rarely had ever won a state championship in any sport.

My best friend was the girl's head coach at another high school, but we would go to her games because we sensed something special. The fact that I had hired the basketball coach and  had been an Assistant Principal at Rio Grande too,  just made that chip that more special. When I received my fellowship to UT, I became a huge fan of UT women's hoops. I even hired some players to tutor my daughter who eventually lettered in high school basketball. 

It's my favorite sport to follow! Hook'em!

3 hours ago, Gerry Hamilton said:

I'm with ya. I've paid $25 to watch AAU games online for a day 

I will pay to watch also. Want to see Sarah Strong teach Booker how to play the game.

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Sarah is a beast, but so is Booker. I am eager to see Etute banging down low. She might need to start, alongside Breya. I watched as much of her tape as possible and she is a strong girl who doesn't take any crap. She has a decent outside shot too. Crittendon is a scorer. If Preston can model her game after Jordin Canada, from the Dream, look out. Preston should be the fastest player on the court in every game. She needs to attack the hoop with fearlessness! I am excited to see how this team gels. 

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