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[QUOTE="Blue Huskie, post: 4068494, member: 1178"] The thing that makes Taurasi what she is (The attitude, the edginess, the swagger) is the same thing Jordan had, and Bird. When Jackie Young got in her face at the end of the third quarter she may have decided the game right there. That's how players like Diana get their greatest motivation. Hence Lobo saying "Don't poke the bear" after the game. You can be quite sure that after the showers are taken Taurasi will be a totally different person and I have NO doubt will comfort Wilson. However the end of that game and the outburst was reserved for Jackie Young you can be quite sure. In the heat of the game which was by no means gone yet, she was going to give it back ten fold to whoever she felt was giving it to her. [/QUOTE]
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