Cheryl put her trash-talking brother, Reggie to shame all of their lives. Sure, he got more hype by virtue of being in the NBA and having Spike Lee squabble with him, but Cheryl was a superior player and role model for women:
1981 Dial Award for HS player of the year
6th all-time scoring record in NCAA w/3,018 points
1982, became of one of the five female HS players ever to score over 100 points in a game, scoring 105 points against Norte Vista. Making Miller 3rd highest HS female points scorer in history.
3rd all-time NCAA rebounder w/1534
College player of the year (3x)
1984 U.S. BB Olympic gold medal
1986 she was drafted for US BB League (a men’s league)
1993-1995 USC BB coach w/42-14 record
Coached 4 seasons of WNBA Mercury, going to play-offs once
1995 BB hall of fame
1996 she was the first female TV analyst to call a nationally televised game
1999 Women’s BB hall of fame
I think it’s awesome to see a female that can out-play the dudes. She paved the way for Sue Bird and other WNBA stars that are amazing and elevate women’s basket ball as well as women’s sports, and females in general. This story makes me excited to own my Komodo Dragons WNBA team one day when I’m a billionaire 😉
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