But in many ways, all of them thrillingly precocious, Snow is the face of things to come in women's basketball. From the moment Snow hit college, she has never been shy about her desire to dunk. Unlike most of the others, Snow has never muttered that she didn't want to risk injury, she's never demurred that the women's game is good as it is, or that she might be embarrassed if she missed a jam. She never said my coach won't approve. Quite the contrary.
Snow is effusive, sharp-witted, quick to charm strangers with a smile and a joke.
When college recruiters came calling on her years ago, Snow was blunt with all of them, even Tennessee's fire-breathing coach Pat Summitt, who is merely chasing her seventh NCAA title this year. Dunking in a game is something I've wanted to do since I was a freshman in high school. But she has done everything in her power to help me do it. And, you know, I've been working on her, too. Shop O2 .