So you talk about that, like having that experience coming in as a rookie, playing with players that are going to make you better.

Yeah, I'm blessed, honestly.

A lot of rookies can't say they was on a team with three WNBA All-Stars.

It's rare that you find three WNBA All-Stars on one team.

Not even that.

They are great leaders to be around.

They want to win, and I have a winning aspect of mentality myself.

What is something that you would teach them?

Yes.

And, you know, college is not free, so we're going to do anything to try to get the scholarship money.

And I have been interested in pageantry.

So I signed up.

There's a whole enrichment program for that pageant.

So I got to do etiquette classes and do community service.

And that was kind of the basis of where I started wanting to pour into the community more with my nonprofit organization called It Girlz.

But Raven, just tell us a little bit about what you did in your internship this year and how you feel like that is going to be setting you up for success for the future.

Mm-hmm.

And I think, you know, I went viral on social media.

Like, every, every time you got on social media, you see Raven Johnson blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

Mm.

You did that and the third.

And it wasn't for a good reason.

It was for a bad reason, so you know, I didn't wanna go ...

How, how, how, how was that when you saw your, your dog going through that, T?

What was y'all first honest impression of each other?

Ooh.[laughs] Raven was bubbly.

Like, she, she invited me.

Um, I'm, I was from Hawaii at the time.

I was living in Hawaii, and we met at a camp in Vegas at a McDonald's.

And, um, I remember she was telling me she was from Atlanta and she was older than me, but she always embraced me as a sister.

And I feel like, you know, when you're young, you can just make friends easily.

Tonight, what's something Coach Staley told you that changed how you see not just the game of basketball, but yourself?