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MM might want to get out in front of these comments by JL by jerseyshoreirish
On the anniversary of the Spike Lee film "He's Got Game", Bleacher Report has a short film titled "She's Got Game", staring Jewell Loyd. I cannot link it because it is on Bleacher Report. A great tribute to the women's game.
But in an interview regarding the film and the NBA, Jewell says,"I had basically the three worst things you could have going to Notre Dame: I was a black student-athlete, I had a learning disability, and I was never in class."
She goes on to say, "Now I go back to Notre Dame, and it's not that I totally hate it, but I feel that anxiety and depression again every time I'm on that campus. I don't think about us going to Final Fours."
Sad.