Angel McCoughtry
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974 appearances
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first heard Apr 2025
last heard 18 Nov
Angel McCoughtry’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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A chihuahua. I wanted to say what, like my brain was like, don't say it, don't say it. First, I want to say, Kennedy, be patient. It is coming. You're going to get back in the WNBA. Going to Mexico, fine. But I hope you put in your contract that if I get a WNBA contract, I can leave whenever I want. If you didn't put that in your contract, oh my gosh, we need to talk to your agent.
You're going to get there. Be patient. Keep working out. Keep training. Keep a positive attitude. Keep letting people know that you're maturing as a player and you're going to be fine. You had a great season last year in Chicago. You're going to be fine.
But show in Mexico that you're not a problem child, that you can do what you need to do. We all know that Kennedy has a great heart. Yes, is there some things that she needs to work on, mental health issues that she needs to get some help with? Yes, we all do. But show that you're working on progressing those things and you're going to get back in.
I'm not surprised because I know her very well. And I do know that there is some things that needs to be worked on with that. But I think it's stuff that can be fixed. These are fixable things. And I know that if she shows that she can mature and fix those things and be willing to want to do the work, there's no doubt in my mind. Mm-hmm.
So that's all she has to do is just show that she can do the work, not just on the court, but personally and professionally.
She's a dog. She's putting in that work. Those numbers? Yeah. The agents should be throwing that in GM's faces, like...
It depends on some things. Like I said, if she's doing the work, it's worth it. But it can get rough. So show that you're doing the work, Kennedy. That's it. I'm giving you the gems. And get a vet that'll take you under their wing and guide you. You got to listen.
Yeah, let's get Spoon back in. I think Spoon did a great job. I think there were some things, obviously, professionally that we could have saw a little bit better with locker room stuff and things like that. But that's basketball, right? You're talking about you got 12 women doing a whole season. Arguments is going to happen. You got all these different women personalities. It happens.
But I think Spoon, it was a learning experience for her as a coach. And I think she's going to come back better. So someone please get Spoon back in. We love Spoon.
You know I had to pull up on you, man. It don't matter where I am in the world, I'm going to pull up on your ass, because I know what you've done to the game. You've been around the game. I remember you from high school. We worked out together in high school. Nike camp.
But we didn't play. We didn't play. No. How did that work out? Because we play Oklahoma. Who did you guys have? I think UConn. Damn! Oh, and... Did we beat UConn that year? We did. You did beat them that year, but you lost in the finals. And we wanted y'all so bad. Wait, what does that mean?
You thought we were the easier pass? Not even that. We were just tired of UConn. They were always there. So we were just like, somebody different. We wanted y'all, you know what I'm saying? Same final four, y'all. Okay.
I ain't scared to say it. I'm 38, about to be 40.
With the first pick in the 2009 WNBA Draft, the Atlanta Dreams select Angel McCautry from Louisville.
No way. Literally. I told you, I didn't have no money. I don't know nothing about fashion. I just got there, and I think somebody else's designer was like, here, just put this on. I was like, thank you. Take this gray pencil skirt.
You can't compare it. We had none of that. I mean, literally it was just a small room with coaches and family. Now you got the influences there, so much coverage. It's amazing to see the growth of that.
We had to hold it down for what we had.
Because there's a story behind it. Like, I didn't play much coming in. Okay. And everybody's like, she's a number one pick. Why is she not playing? This is a true story. Shaylee Linning was drafted maybe, like, second round.
She was starting. And I was pissed, of course. I'm like, I'm ready to play, man.
Come to find out, the middle of the year, because DeJuan DeJuan was up to be rookie of the year. The whole half of the season. I wasn't. Okay. So Mika Holtzclaw got hurt. I finally got my chance to come in and play. My first game I got to play 30 minutes, I had like 40 points. And from then on, I wound up winning the rookie of the year from playing half the season.
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