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Paige Bueckers by John Fanta
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[QUOTE="Bigboote, post: 4777184, member: 7631"] Paige has a lot of natural talent, but so do a lot of players. But when Geno talks about how she's a better player now than she was before the injury because of how much she's studied the game -- that makes her special. She didn't sit around and mope, she studied, showed up to practices with a whistle, talked strategy with the coaches, helped other players out. She found a way to use her time not playing basketball to become a better basketball player. [/QUOTE]
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