What took me by surprise was that in our last game, which was a playoff game that we lost at home

The fans started chanting one more year

And so it was just yeah, it was like it was crazy. Never like I never thought I just didn't think anyone really knew that I was thinking about

You know like why would they know that this was like wait a minute is my play saying that like what's going on?

No, that's always the first question or mine. You're like, of course. Are you guys saying I should? Yeah, like is this a hint or?

Super is super and that's really all the introduction she needs in her legendary basketball career

Sue has won everything you could possibly win. She's a two-time NCAA champion

four-time WMDA champion five-time Olympic gold medalist five-time Euro League champion

twelve-time WMBA all-star and five-time all WMBA first team

Sue is also the WMBA's all-time assist leader and is the only player in WMBA history to have a one-a-chamming chip

in three decades different decades like that's incredible to me. So Sue welcome to the show

Thank you. I'm excited. You threw in the Euro League

We like to talk about our WMBA stars going overseas and playing what that means because I feel like we get a lot of mixed reactions and it's actually something we'll talk about later but

What a freaking resume

Like did you ever when you started out where you're like, I'm gonna do a lot of cool shit

No

Not at all. I think the interesting thing I was just talking about this the other day

um

Like me and D were similar ages we get grouped a lot a lot of things. We've had a very similar

career path and in a lot of ways we're kind of the first two to live

This what we know now as like a woman's basketball life, right?

Get drafted right out of college go pro play overseas play in the national team

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