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Congratulations Maya

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So, Jo(h)n Irons scores another victory. I think I have seen this in the comics

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All right...Story made for the big screen...how much are directors going to bid for the rights!!
 
Congratulations to these two. No one can predict where and with who you will find love. As Emily Dickinson once said, "The heart wants what it wants" Those of us lucky enough to find the person they feel that very special and lasting bond with find something rarer than diamonds. May their love for each other be just as enduring.
 
Can't say that I saw this coming but I wish her all the happiness in the world. She's been my favorite Husky since she stepped on the floor and is one of the most gifted I've ever seen. I hope she decides to come back and play basketball again but if she doesn't then fans have terrific memories. Maya likely can do whatever she wants in life even if she never plays again.
 
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Now that is a very happy and uplifting story! Seeing the happiness in their faces is a very nice way to start the day.
 
I was just talking about her jump shot last night while watching The Sun vs The Sky
 
bluedevil said:
It will be a lifetime network movie......
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Well, first on the list

"GMA" anchor Robin Roberts announced in her interview with the newlyweds that her production company Rock'n Robin productions has teamed up with ESPN films to produce a documentary about Maya and Jonathan's story.
 
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Selfishly hooping Jonathan wants to watch Maya live from the Lynx sidelines as she joins fellow alum, Phessa and Crystal dominate in the W in 2021. However that works out, very happy for both Maya and Jonathan on their marriage.
 
#12in21 said:
Selfishly hooping Jonathan wants to watch Maya live from the Lynx sidelines as she joins fellow alum, Phessa and Crystal dominate in the W in 2021. However that works out, very happy for both Maya and Jonathan on their marriage.
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Can’t lie...: me too
 
Another recognition for the great Maya Moore. She has been named one of Time's 100 most influential people of 2020. She is being honored for using her considerable platform as a well-known and respected sportswoman to advocate for reform in our country's criminal justice system. She is one of only eight athletes to make this year's list. Congratulations, Maya.
 
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