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Personal: Major Sports Management ... Nickname: Promise ... Favorite Movies: Titanic, Disappearing Acts, Double Platinum ... Favorite Book: Act like a Lady, Think Like A Man ... Favorite Meal: Spaghetti ... Most influential person in my sport career: My Mother. "Coach Boone" ... One thing you might be surprised to know about me is: I am extremely talented in dance and drama ... Favorite TV shows: The Golden Girls, Sanford and Son and Martin ... Favorite professional team: Cleveland Cavaliers ... Favorite website: Instagram ... Music in my Ipod/CD Player: Diana Ross, Anitia Baker, Luther Vandross, DMX, 2pac, Faith Evans ... Dream teammates: My senior year I was blessed to play basketball with a group of girls who I consider not only my sisters but my dream teammates. Its very rare that you find a group of girls who love each other unconditionally. I have already played with my Dream Teammates and I enjoyed every second of it. I will always love y'all. These girls were trustworthy, honest, and loyal not only on the court but off the court and I am thankful for my Dream Teammates ... Most memorable sports moment: When I tore my ACL. I will never forget it simply because it was a test of strength and every day I think about that because I know that at my lowest point I still had the strength to dig deep and fight through the pain. It was this moment when I had at stop asking why me and ask "why not me" ... Favorite Quote: "True friends are those who came into your life, saw the most negative part of you, but will not leave you, no matter how contagious you are to them."

High school: Played at Huffman High School in Birmingham, Ala., for coach Dr. Mia Ward ... Four-year captain ... Birmingham News All-West team as a freshman ... Named best defensive player ... Runner-up for Birmgham's Player of the Year as a sophomore ... Nominated for the All-West Birmingam News team as an outside hitter ... MVP of her high school varsity team. Birmingham News Player of the Year as a junior and team MVP. Leading scorer on for three years ... Senior year was cut short due to a knee injury.