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I just wasn’t making shots,” Hawkins said. “They did nothing defensively to disrupt me. I just wasn’t myself. Wasn’t making shots.” Maryland was really the only school that I saw play on TV,” Hawkins said. “I come from a time where we didn’t really see ourselves on TV as women playing basketball and competing. Maryland was a powerhouse school. They were always on TV, they were that good. So, I was like, if I’m gonna go to college, I want to be on a team that’s gonna be on TV so that people can see me. Last year just took so much out of me. And then to have to go on social media and see people writing me off, it started affecting me really bad,” Hawkins said. “It got to a point where I was like, you know what, maybe I don’t need to play basketball.” While continuing her collegiate basketball career, Hawkins was also embarking on other passions. Having a close relationship with her grandfather, a former Washington, D.C. police officer and U.S. Marshal, motivated Hawkins to consider a career in law enforcement after college. DALLAS, TEXAS - APRIL 02: Angel Reese #10 of the LSU Lady Tigers reacts towards Caitlin Clark #22 of the Iowa Hawkeyes during the fourth quarter during the 2023 NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament championship game at American Airlines Center on April 02, 2023 in Dallas, Texas. (Photo by Maddie Meyer/Getty Images) Maddie Meyer/Getty Images

I know I didn’t have my best year. It was by far the worst professional year I’ve ever had,” Hawkins said.Right now, we have the biggest and largest and deepest women's organization focused on making sure we are tapping into all the opportunities for 'her,'" said Sonja Henning, Nike's vice president of league partnerships in North America and a former WNBA player. "No surprise that led us to the most comprehensive WNBA apparel offering Nike has ever made and probably the WNBA has ever seen. They're going to show up with new practice gear, new travel gear and new lifestyle gear." UConn head coach Dan Hurley masterminded the team’s dominant run through March Madness – in which it won each of its six tournament games by at least 10 points – and on the team, with him every step of the way, was his son, Andrew.

UConn’s final offensive set was a frantic mess. The Huskies took possession with 10 seconds remaining, a rebound by Adama Sanogo, and Hurley elected to let UConn try to score in transition instead of call timeout. To have coaches that believe in you and that trust the fact that you can go out there and do it every night, and then to have players who are just as talented as you are but are willing to sacrifice their game for the betterment of the team to get me open, that that meant a lot,” he said. “So I share this with a lot of those guys.”

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But as at some point when you taking so many shots, I started feeling guilty during the game that I was shooting so much. So I started passing the ball. It was just one of those memorable nights when the coaches know you’re hot and your team knows you’re hot and they just feed you the ball, so you take advantage of it.” Then, in 2014 while playing overseas in Hungary during the off-season, she was traded to the Washington Mystics along with Bria Hartley for Crystal Langhorne.