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Message: [QUOTE="Sluconn Husky, post: 2724882, member: 5089"] Jim Fuller caught up with Olivia Nelson-Ododa's sister-in-law Dearica Hambry: [I]"She is going to be under Geno who is a fabulous coach, she has a great skill set," said Hamby, a forward for the Las Vegas Aces. "She obviously has to get a little stronger but I am excited to see what Geno can do with her and how far they go. "She can handle the ball, she can post up. She is super athletic, she can jump obviously, she can defend, she can run, she can shoot and do just about everything. The players who do that at this level are superstars, (Elena) Delle Donne, Candace (Parker) I think I would compare her to those types of players. Off the court, she is a good person, she has a good heart." ... "I told her the things to look for and when she went on her visits, I told her to go to the place that feels like home for you no matter where that is and she chose UConn," Hamby said. Hamby believes Nelson-Ododa is best suited to play the power forward position at the next level something that Morgan Tuck of the Connecticut Sun and Gabby Williams, a rookie with Chicago did with great distinction during their time with the Huskies.[/I] [URL="http://www.westhartfordnews.com/blogs/uconn_womens_hoops/wnba-s-dearica-hamby-excited-to-see-her-sister-in/article_5f0130bc-4ae4-5582-846d-cffb95e866ea.html"]WNBA's Dearica Hamby excited to see her sister in law suit up at UConn[/URL] [/QUOTE]