Lexie Brown

But like you get to your team and you brought on the bench and now your college fans are now tapped back into the college because they don't know where you are, where you're playing and you jet off overseas.

now it's like all momentum you had is gone yeah so I think now we're bridging that gap between like college fandom to the pros and I think that's been like the missing link I think so I think this year was a really good example of I think Caitlyn Caitlyn and Angel Reese

coming in together uh everything that happened obviously between them on the collegiate level yeah and then coming into the wmba together i think a lot of that parlayed over into the league i thought it was great for the league for sure um how did you feel about uh the criticism

Yeah.

But how did you feel like just playing and then looking at it?

Yeah.

I mean, when we played her, she was, like, number one on the scouting report.

Like, you're not going to deny how talented she is.

And I think people did underrate, like, her overall playmaking ability.

And they just hyper-focused on her scoring, which she's a very elite scorer.

But the way she makes everybody around her better is, like, the best part of her game.

So, like, she's literally the head of the snake.

So, I think that everybody received a lot of weird criticism this year.

I only played...

14 games.

So like I kind of, and I wasn't really doing much because I was still kind of sick.

So I was like kind of, I kind of avoided all of that weird discourse going on because I wasn't playing.

So I really just was watching it and looking at it from a very like objective point of view because I was kind of out of it.

Mm-hmm.

I think now that we just have more eyes, it just comes with more criticisms from people that don't know what they're talking about.