Post by Administrator on Dec 23, 2003 11:33:02 GMT -5
After the game, Kentucky senior SeSe Helm patted the name on her chest.
"Kentucky," she read aloud.
"I'm proud to wear this jersey," she said. "It's called Kentucky pride. When we put this uniform on it means something."
Last night certainly turned out to be a pride game for Helm, who had never beaten her hometown team, Western Kentucky, in two tries.
Helm, who played at nearby Warren Central, scored a game-high 22 points and 13 rebounds and got her first win over Western Kentucky, 76-63, to complete a sweep of in-state rivals this season.
"We want people to see we have a lot of heart. We have a lot of pride. We have a lot of dignity," Helm said.
You go girl
"Kentucky," she read aloud.
"I'm proud to wear this jersey," she said. "It's called Kentucky pride. When we put this uniform on it means something."
Last night certainly turned out to be a pride game for Helm, who had never beaten her hometown team, Western Kentucky, in two tries.
Helm, who played at nearby Warren Central, scored a game-high 22 points and 13 rebounds and got her first win over Western Kentucky, 76-63, to complete a sweep of in-state rivals this season.
"We want people to see we have a lot of heart. We have a lot of pride. We have a lot of dignity," Helm said.
You go girl