Edniesha Curry talks Oregon basketball and paving the way for women in sports

Talkin' Ducks

English - February 09, 2021 14:00 - 31 minutes - 28.6 MB - ★★★★★ - 17 ratings
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Former Oregon guard Edniesha Curry joins this week's pod to discuss her time at Oregon, the significance of Black History Month, and being one of the only female coaches in Division 1 men's basketball.

1:10 What did you want to be when you grew up?

1:45 When did you get introduced to basketball?

5:45 How Coach Eddie ended up at the U of O.

8:10 Reflecting on her time in Eugene.

9:50 The importance of Oregon becoming a premiere program in the country.

11:00 Payton Pritchard's rookie season.

11:50 Playing in the WNBA and in Europe.

13:00 How did you get involved in coaching?

16:00 Being an assistant for a men's Division 1 basketball team.

18:40 When did you become aware of race and racism?

23:00 The lack of black coaches in basketball compared to the number of black players.

27:00 Racism in America today.

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