Cheryl Miller JUST MADE HUGE ANNOUNCEMENT with The Indiana Fever

one of the most Reckoning forces and revered figures in women's basketball history Cheryl Miller just quaked a volcanic eruption with her recent comments about the Indiana Fever a revelation that is poised to reverberate the entire WNBA and sets multiple wields in motion we need tough and fair negotiators and Visionaries and we need a bully we need a bully behind the table the USC Legend considered the greatest women's basketball player in the history of the game redefined the sport with her extraordinary skills on the court of play with a long Fleet of laurels though retired the Hall of famous still holds a major Sway in the WNBA as coach and a sideline commentator her Ingenuity at understanding the game nety gritty is unparalleled like a domino effect Miller's words cause a chained reaction of questions such as will her recent involvement with a fever lead to a breakthrough for the rookie team join us as we empty the treasure chest unraveling the myths and Mysteries behind the USC Legend Cheryl Miller and the future at bodess for the Caitlyn Clark's team Cheryl Miller an icon in her own right was one of the best of all time Miller gained early Fame while starting at Riverside Polly High School where she once scored 105 points in a game and led her program to a 4-year record of 132 to4 that includes included an 84 game winning streak in four straight Tif championships she became the first high school player male or female to be named a parade All-American four straight years she was named the National High School scholar athlete of the year in 1981 and broke State records for points scored in a single season and in a career she continued that success at USC where she let the Trojans to a 112 to 20 overall record over four seasons and back-to-back champion ships in 1983 and 1984 when she was named the NCAA tournament MVP both times she was selected as the N Smith player of the year three times and earned the Wade trophy once she was also a four-time Kodak all amican and finished her career owning virtually every School record including career scoring scoring average career rebounds total field goals and total three throws made she won the ESPN female athlete of the year in 198 485 and was named the player of the decade in the 1980s by the women's basketball coaches association in 2016 when the Pack 12 Conference unveiled its all Century team in March of 2016 Miller was named the Pack 12 player of the century a boisterous career you can imagine but we're not done Miller was inducted into the USC Hall of Fame in 1995 and USC retired her number 31 Jersey in November of 2006 in 2018 was inducted into the Pack 12 conferences Hall of Honor in a group that included women for the first time Miller's International playing career was highlighted by gold medal performances in the 1984 Olympics the 1983 Pan-American games and the 1986 Goodwill games where she led each team in scoring with someone who holds so much Sway in the WNBA did you know she never suited up in the WNBA as the professional League was not around when Miller graduated from USC not until 1996 that the WNBA was founded she likely would have played in the league if not for knee injuries that ended her career abruptly that wasn't the end for Miller as she dusted her boots off and took up the John wooden's hat of being a head coach at USC the Phoenix Mercury of the WNBA and Langston she left the coaching Spotlight to become a television reporter and analyst working with TNT for 17 years before returning to coaching Miller's influence on women's basketball extends Beyond her own achievements she paved the way for future generations of female basketball players like Indiana fever's Rising Star Caitlyn Clark I think obviously Cheryl she's like one of the pioneers of our game and just an awesome individual um like her personality just radiates like being around her it just makes you smile like she's just such a cool human um so for her to get to coach us like super exciting for me I was super excited when I heard that news like just a a great opportunity uh to be around somebody that's given so much to this game and to get get to enjoy this my first experience with her honestly another supporter who gives Cheryl her flowers for being a significant influence on his career is Reggie Miller Miller's younger brother also a Hall of Fame basketball player the whiff of Miller's ties with the Indiana fevers has already created a buzz among the women's basketball league with her record as a game changer and nurture of young talents the rookie team is expected to be on a surge for dominance after its share of recent struggles in the WNBA with Miller Al Helm her perception and author in the game can be used as a driving force to address the bias standard against Caitlyn Clark one of the fast rising household names on the lips of every American in July the duo met during the WNBA allstar game where the veteran raved about Caitlyn Clark's game complimenting her ability to get open and pass the ball Kaitlin's got great handles the one thing I don't think people really appreciated about that young lady's game she could pass the she didn't stop there as we press further to address the Rivalry between Indiana Fever Caitlyn Clark and Chicago Sky Angel Reese Miller said I've been able to step back and watch from afar I love and appreciate uh the Rivalry I love what they've done for the women's game from a collegate level to now and um it's working and it was only a matter of time and great narratives great story lines but now the bottom line comes down to one thing it's about basketball and it's about wins and both these young ladies and their teams people don't want to face them down the stretch because now it's starting to click it's clicking in Chicago and it's starting to click in Indiana very diplomatic right but don't be comfy the women's Hoops Trailblazer alter SPO fire and brimstone in her bit to address issues of gender inequality in the sport and Advocates passionately for opening doors in women's basketball and Beyond during the pregame interview WNBA Allstar match Miller ripped the League's record new broadcast rights package and the negotiators who put it together she called for a number four times higher than the reported $2.2 billion over 11 years that the WNBA reportedly will receive starting in 2025 I'm not great with numbers low ball what why do you say that it's a low ball over not enough not even close now I'm not trying to inflate it a whole lot but a two's nice and eight would be better that's what I'm talking about because they know they know and we certainly have come a long way and I'm not about gouging but it it's a long time overdue and we're going to continue to get better and better with a Titan like Cheryl Miller the WNBA should be excited at the prospective rapid development of women's facilities and more transparency in the League's leadership not to forget get the biggest gainers the Indiana Fever their fans were thrilled to see their three old Stars Caitlyn Clark Aria Boston and Kelsey Mitchell get the opportunity to be coached by Miller Miller as well found the flame with her uplifting words Indiana has a very very bright future it's one thing to be young and they're learning how to play the game and they're learning U about their mistakes and how to correct them uh faster and so they're making those those game uh in-game and out of game um adjustments the only thing I see that's going to happen the older they get is is how to stop the run sometimes and and how to change you know uh the momentum during games but this is not a team people want to play because not only are they getting better but they're confident and they they show no fear with the current head coach Christy Sid's recent disappointment we shouldn't be surprised to see a familiar face on the sideline next season check out our other videos as Caitlyn Clark becomes the new WNBA record holder in history don't 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