Here's A Very Good DT Interview

[RockyMTblue2]

It's a week old, but I don't think it has been up here. Good questions. Better answers. She has a waay of distilling thinks down and being very clear, very sincere. And fun:

"Vertsberger: If you had the chance to tell rookie Diana Taurasi something, what would it be?

Taurasi: Stop eating McDonald’s, stop staying out ’till two in the morning, stop eating fried chicken, stop drinking milk. All that stuff."

And heavy stuff:

"Vertsberger: You said after basketball you’re probably going to take a break from the game, how hard is it going to be for you to walk away?

Taurasi: I’ve been thinking about it, and I don’t think it’s going to be hard at all. I think it’s hard when you don’t put everything into it, when you leave some things unfinished. And I feel like every time I’m on the court, I give it my all, every time I’m in a training camp I give it my all, when I’m in Europe I give it my all. When my time’s done, I’ll be happy."

A good read.

Q&A: Diana Taurasi on marriage, officiating and being an American

 

[UcMiami]

This was posted a month ago, but it is well worth revisiting. She is a good interview, much like Geno is in that she doesn't hold back.
(we had a back and forth on the last question and answer which I thought was a 'lazy' question - not reflecting the nuance of what Geno said, just going with the 'twitter reaction'.)

 

[Waquoit]

All DT interviews are great, frankly.

 

[RockyMTblue2]

This was posted a month ago, but it is well worth revisiting. She is a good interview, much like Geno is in that she doesn't hold back.
(we had a back and forth on the last question and answer which I thought was a 'lazy' question - not reflecting the nuance of what Geno said, just going with the 'twitter reaction'.)

Now I know the limits of my short term memory ... 29 days and poof!