
Former WNBA superstar Angel McCoughtry joins Terell Owens and Chris Spencer for an honest conversation about the state of the WNBA, her basketball career, and why she believes the league has a lot of room for improvement. Angel opens up about feeling blackballed from the WNBA, why she believes she could have played another 3-4 years, and the circumstances that prevented her from getting another opportunity.
She also discusses the evolution of women's basketball, WNBA salaries, player marketing, the debate over lowering the rims, the lack of Black female coaches, and why the league needs to do more to protect and support its players. Plus, Angel takes us back to her upbringing in Baltimore, her journey at Louisville, becoming the No. 1 overall pick, and helping build the Atlanta Dream into a contender.
She also talks about her transition into filmmaking, her upcoming projects, and what she wants to accomplish next. 00:00 Intro 05:26 Angel McCoughtry's Basketball Journey 10:41 The WNBA's Marketing Problem 23:59 From Louisville to the No. 1 Pick 30:02 Building the Atlanta Dream 36:02 Should the WNBA Lower the Rims? 41:57 Being Blackballed by the WNBA 52:58 Angel's Filmmaking Career 57:25 What the WNBA Needs to Fix 1:05:02 Get Your Popcorn Ready 1:10:59 Four Downs With Angel McCoughtry See for privacy information.
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