Submit your questions now. That's a good one. I admire those such as Cheryl that can coach and who played the game at such a high level. It would drive me crazy to be on the sidelines and not on the floor. I think it's a wonderful time if you're a woman who wants to get involved in sports on any level.
People are more receptive and acceptive than ever before.
It's something you welcome and internalize and make positive. It warms my heart to see more and more young women getting into the field, and they're solid. She's always prided herself on making everything look easy even when she's working hard. She will be a tremendous loss, and I'm still hoping she changes her mind. Houston will still be a contender, no doubt about it, but when you lose a franchise player of her caliber from your roster, you're going to feel it.