Napheesa Collier

Honestly, I feel like more and more just because, you know, like in the Jordan documentary, he's like, I took that personally.

I feel like it's easy to find little things that you take personally and it makes you play with an edge.

So,

I don't know, you just find little stuff that kind of pisses you off.

I play better when I'm mad because it makes me really focused.

Well, I don't like other people to see that I'm mad.

That is something that I still stick to.

It's like, I don't want you to know I'm mad, but I need to use it as fuel for myself.

So, I mean, like, just, you know, people are chirping or they're, you know, fouling you or they're complaining about something, saying, like, oh, that wasn't a foul or whatever it is.

You can find anything to get mad about.

I don't want you to know.

I'm just going to quietly stool.

Yes, absolutely.

uh yeah i want to be super greedy about it i mean and also like we're working our butts off we are in the weight room every single day all five of us we are in the training room every single day all five of us taking care of our bodies the way that we stay locked into practice like we are making it so

Like, there's no competition.

Like, we want it to be where we're winning every single game.

Like, we're mad that we lost one game, you know?

And so, yeah, I mean, especially when there's 50 bands on the line for the winner, like, we're taking it really seriously.

We want to win.

Yeah, I would definitely compare this more to college where because we're just in such a confined space.