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Message: [QUOTE="RockyMTblue2, post: 2900097, member: 250"] Ordinarily I'd never raise a question like this. But this is a zero news day and I can always count on a few of us to get into it on almost any topic. Is Ms. Blue Eyes just too good natured? Interestingly enough we may have been offered a little insite in an ESPN article yesterday where she was asked what reality show would she like to be on. Here's how it went: Ogunbowale, who has already done reality TV, said that if she could be on another show, it would be "Keeping Up With the Kardashians." "They look pretty lavish, so that would be fun," Ogunbowale said. Samuelson, the American Conference Player of the Year last season, also picked the Kardashians' show -- mostly because she thought it would be hilarious to experience a day with them. "But I'd also love to see my sister on 'Fear Factor,'" Samuelson said of older sibling Karlie, a Stanford grad who played for the Los Angeles Sparks this past WNBA season. Uh, is that because Karlie would do well on that show with some of its gross-out challenges? [B]"Oh, no," Samuelson said with a grin. "I think she'd do terrible."[/B] [URL="http://www.espn.com/womens-college-basketball/story/_/id/25137319/kalani-brown-chennedy-carter-asia-durr-sabrina-ionescu-teaira-mccowan-arike-ogunbowale-katie-lou-samuelson-attend-national-media-day"]Media day offers dose of reality to All-America candidates[/URL] So it sounds like there is at least mischevious mean in Lou. All those elbows endured at the family basket. We know she is plenty tough enough and there are court side waste baskets to prove it. But does she have the killer instinct - the fire in the belly - that will infect a team and bring them home in their hour of need? [/QUOTE]

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