Lexie Brown

You are terrible.

I was like, yes, dad.

I want to just hang out with you and be in the gym with you.

And then I got a little older and the work ethic was there and the athleticism wasn't quite there yet.

So that's why he created me to be a really good shooter because he was like...

if you grow a little bit if you don't grow if you get faster you don't get faster you're gonna be able to shoot right you're gonna be fine right but then i ended up leaning out a little bit i got taller i have long arms and the work ethic was already there so once i got eighth ninth grade we were like okay like this is something i want to do he coached in the wmba for a few years and that's the first time i was up close and personal with the w and i was like oh no i wanted this is what i want to do like this is my dream to be a wmba player who was your favorite player growing up

So he coached the Orlando Miracle, which no longer exists.

They had a point guard.

Her name was Shannon Johnson, but her nickname was Pee Wee.

And she was my favorite player growing up.

And then Christy Tolliver was my next favorite player.

She went to Maryland.

She's the reason why I went to Maryland.

We were teammates for a year in L.A., which was ridiculous.

And I was like, yeah.

Yeah, like the name of my podcast.

But yeah, no, a lot of shooters, a lot of point guards are people that I enjoy watching and model my game after.

Are you a better shooter than your dad now?

Yes, I am.

You said that with confidence.