Make no mistake about it, Bruiser is always ready to play, and when he plays he intends to win. We have to play better together, be on the same page. A lot of the young players really didn't understand about making the adjustments to college. The practices, the games, the school work are different. It took us a while to come together.
Players arrive on the same page from different directions.
Bruiser's job is figuring out what they need. She goes on to describe what she might do outside the home. She formerly worked for Senator David Patterson out of her home district in Manhattan, but she's not drawn back to that kind of work. She'd rather try exercising her creative side in the arts. They agree that their biggest lesson learned has been patience.