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She will be starting for the Russian team in the Olympics. This strikes me as her being a traitor. In my opinion, she should never be able to play in the WNBA ever again.
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She will be starting for the Russian team in the Olympics. This strikes me as her being a traitor. In my opinion, she should never be able to play in the WNBA ever again. She's a Russian citizen. |
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Becky has emerged on the Women's National Basketball Association scene as one of the top players in the league, and was named to the All-WNBA Second Team in 2005 and 2006 as a member of the New York Liberty. A native of Rapid City, South Dakota, she was the first woman from South Dakota to play pro basketball in the United States and began her rise to stardom for the Rapid City Stevens High School Raiders. She was named Gatorade South Dakota Player of the Year in 1995 and South Dakota Ms. Basketball in 1994. After graduating, she decided to take her skills to Colorado State University. Hammon led the Rams to their first NCAA Tournament appearance in 1997, beating Nebraska in the first round, and also to a Sweet Sixteen appearance in 1999, her senior year. After completing a stellar career at CSU, she finished at the top of the Rams' career record books in a majority of offensive categories including points (2,740), points per game (21.9), field goals made (918), and assists (538). She began her career with the New York Liberty in 1999 and has seen playoff action in every season with the Liberty, including two WNBA championship series' in 1999 and 2002. Becky and her Colorado Chill teammates took home the National Women's Basketball League Championship this past spring.
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She will be starting for the Russian team in the Olympics. This strikes me as her being a traitor. In my opinion, she should never be able to play in the WNBA ever again. She's a Russian citizen. and they did ask her to play first |
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Looks like she grew up in South Dakota to me.
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she did but started playing with russia some time ago and thats how she got her citizenship
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I have no problem with her playing for Russia in the olympics. But then you have shown where your loyalties are. Making all of her money here, and then not even showing this country any respect at all.
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I have no problem with her playing for Russia in the olympics. But then you have shown where your loyalties are. Making all of her money here, and then not even showing this country any respect at all. Even the USA olympic team doesn't have a problem with it. She has played in Russia for quite a few years. If you watch ESPN they just had a thing about this topic. |
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If thats where her loyalties are. Fine. Just don't come back.
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I THINK THE CAPTAIN IS RIGHT ON THE MONEY ABOUT HER
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Here is a list of debates on this
http://news.search.yahoo.com/search/news?p=Becky+Hammon&ei=UTF-8 |
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wnba???? is that still around.....thought that lasted as long as the XFL
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The athletes are pretty amazing. I just with they would change a lot of the rules.
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THERE REALLY SHOULD BE NO DEBATE ABOUT HER YOU NEED TO KNOW ALOT ABOUT HER BEFORE YOU CAN SAY ANYTHING AND I THINK THE CAPTAIN KNOWS EXACTLY WHAT IS GOING ON
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She will be starting for the Russian team in the Olympics. This strikes me as her being a traitor. In my opinion, she should never be able to play in the WNBA ever again. |
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Becky has emerged on the Women's National Basketball Association scene as one of the top players in the league, and was named to the All-WNBA Second Team in 2005 and 2006 as a member of the New York Liberty. A native of Rapid City, South Dakota, she was the first woman from South Dakota to play pro basketball in the United States and began her rise to stardom for the Rapid City Stevens High School Raiders. She was named Gatorade South Dakota Player of the Year in 1995 and South Dakota Ms. Basketball in 1994. After graduating, she decided to take her skills to Colorado State University. Hammon led the Rams to their first NCAA Tournament appearance in 1997, beating Nebraska in the first round, and also to a Sweet Sixteen appearance in 1999, her senior year. After completing a stellar career at CSU, she finished at the top of the Rams' career record books in a majority of offensive categories including points (2,740), points per game (21.9), field goals made (918), and assists (538). She began her career with the New York Liberty in 1999 and has seen playoff action in every season with the Liberty, including two WNBA championship series' in 1999 and 2002. Becky and her Colorado Chill teammates took home the National Women's Basketball League Championship this past spring. |
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The athletes are pretty amazing. I just with they would change a lot of the rules. |
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THERE REALLY SHOULD BE NO DEBATE ABOUT HER YOU NEED TO KNOW ALOT ABOUT HER BEFORE YOU CAN SAY ANYTHING AND I THINK THE CAPTAIN KNOWS EXACTLY WHAT IS GOING ON |
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I guess I'm not alone.
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