Angel McCoughtry
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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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The respect, oh my God. But the fact that he just wanted to be around the women, it was just such a respect before the respect was there from one of the best. And that goes to show you that he led the way in what women's basketball is now.
For sure.
And in 2012, they were babies. So she wasn't even hooping yet. Right. So he already had the love for the women's game and the respect. Because 2012, what were they like? Five, six, seven, eight. They wasn't even playing yet. Yeah. So the respect he had before his daughter was even hooping, it was already there. Yeah. What did Kobe say to you? Oh, many things.
Like, he kind of said the same to me that he said to June Lloyd. Like, there's no such thing as a,
like you know a fluke like you're missing shots but we call it again what's the name when you're missing shots over and over oh um a slump okay there's no such thing as a shooting slot it's just the next shot like stuff like that like the mentality he's teaching you things that because a lot of people are in their head with basketball yeah basketball is more so like people just their game is messed up from this yeah not your skill he trains this first yeah
When you train this, the rest is going to be there. Oh my God.
Yes, absolutely. Absolutely. They should be on the team. there's no way Candace Parker is not on the team. First of all, how am I on that team and not Candace Parker? Like I'm saying that out of respect, like there's no way Candace Parker is not on that team. Candace Parker should be on the team today. As long as she want to be on the Olympic team. She is the mayor of women's basketball.
She is the head of women's basketball. Without her starting this, obviously Cheryl Swoopes and all of them, yeah, but Candace is that one. It shouldn't happen. I feel that us as women, And I feel bad because we shouldn't allow it to happen. We should have gotten together and spoken up on it. I feel like that's what we have to be better at is coming together with women speaking up for other women.
So I can get emotional saying that I felt bad that I felt like I should have spoke up for Candace, you know, and got to rally the troops. Same thing for NECA. I'm going to speak up now and say NECA is an MVP. NECA should have a shoe deal. And I don't want to say like, oh, they missed the wave up. No, forget that. Give Nneka a shoe deal. Who's she with? I don't even know. Is she with Adidas?
I think Adidas. Adidas? Because I'm with Adidas. Give her a shoe deal. Same with other players. Dorna Bonner could have been an Olympian.
There's so many players, but those two are regrettable. And I feel emotional about that for sure. Absolutely. Do you think it was politics? A little. A little. A lot of things are politics. Especially when it comes to women's sports. I'm learning the politics side now not being in the league. I never knew it. I was a star all these years. I got to play. Teams wanted me.
I get hurt and I get hurt again and I'm older and teams don't want you. You see it. I didn't see it before. I'm in this cocky bubble of I'm a star. It happens. The beauty of it is that Candice won in other ways. Absolutely. And I'm proud of that part. You know what I'm saying?
Let's go. It's time for us to go party. It's Roz's birthday, y'all.
We'll celebrate my birthday. Let's go. Thank you, Angel. Gotta go celebrate, y'all.
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