Elizabeth Williams

So she was up for reelection.

And the players like Elizabeth Williams, who was a big part of the players union.

She wanted to sit down with Raphael Warnock and to see if his values aligned with theirs before they're gonna throw their support.

And he met with them and the attention they gave his campaign just transformed his campaign.

Rachel Bantam, seven.

Elizabeth Williams, seven.

So, like, their bench was there, you know? Their bench was there.

So, biggest takeaways.

With...

Camila or they also had 11 free bounds from Elizabeth Williams as well.

So holding it down in the interior.

As for the Toronto Tempo, who just with the amount of injuries that they have right now are really struggling.

We just saw leaders and role models do what it is that we now feel like we can do.

Um, and I, I mean, it, it's just-- Uh, Elizabeth Williams is also another person, um, who's on our advisory board, and I've had conversations with her, and really just what I've taken from them is the fearlessness in what we're doing and the understanding that we even have a voice to begin with.

Like, the understanding that, hey, yes, we're athletes, that's our job, but we still have a right to speak up when we feel like things aren't necessarily fair.

I love the Duke Devils sticking, you know, sticking to each other right there.

Liz- Elizabeth Williams, shout out to her.

Um, I also think it's really cool and special the fact that whether you're looking at the WNBA or you're looking at what you guys are doing with UCAA is the fact that you're a senior, right? Like, you know, depending on what you decide to do next year, like, you could be onto the W, and this doesn't necessarily impact you, but it's about-- it, it seems like it's about leaving it better than you found it, um, in terms of the experience in making sure that people have a voice.

And that feels like, you know, that's your biggest priority is trying to find the opportunity to get-- give that voice to athletes, um, in this current system.