Posted by OD (anonymous) on February 22, 2009 at 5:49 a.m. (Suggest removal)

Congrats on becoming a Hoya. Wishing her well in her baskteball career and her colleger career, It will lead her to many other opportunities

Posted by latida25 (anonymous) on February 24, 2009 at 7:57 p.m. (Suggest removal)

A name to remember huh? A must see huh? What happened on Monday night could not have been more appropriate after your post! Just as she has her entire career, Sugar chose to be selfish and skip practice once again, thus leading to her benching in the first quarter of the game Monday. I sure hope people rushed out to see her, as you so desired, so they could see what she is truly all about. She is talented, their is no doubt. However, she is extremely selfish, a terrible leader, and carries an attitude on the court as if she doesn't care about anything. What a great message to send to the younger players on the team. Sugar has been allowed to get away with whatever she wanted her entire high school career, because she was talented. However, the big fish in the small pond is about to be a small fish in a much larger pond, and there are hundreds of other girls who are as good if not much better than Sugar playing college ball now! She will not be allowed to get away with what she has been able to get away with in high school, just because people feel sorry for her. What a way to go out! You could have possibly helped your team move on in the Eastern region tournament, but because of your selfish ways the team was down big early, and not even Sugar could help save them! Hope everyone took your advice and showed up!

Posted by kenyalatham1 (anonymous) on February 27, 2009 at 5:03 p.m. (Suggest removal)

SUGAR is indeed a name to remember. Anyone who has crossed her path in the basketball arena knows that name. And contrary to what some apparently think, they wish they could be as good. She has carried the weight of her team all year and help to carry it all of her other high school years. I could say Congrats on being a Hoya! And also that I wish her much success with her upcoming college career. But.........it would be a waste of time. Because she already knows how proud I am of her. I tell her every opportunity that I get. She has her faults, as all of us do. BUT, she also has her storms that she has pressed her way through, without asking or expecting people to feel sorry for her. She is a very strong, intelligent, determined young lady that has been through more than most adults. But you wouldn't know it to see her. She always has that smile on her face. And that is what I hope to continue to see inspite of the nay-sayers who only wish harm upon a child. Fortunately for her and those of us around her who LOVE her dearly, God saw fit for it to be a different way. She is the best as far as I am concerned and once a Hoya she will continue to show just that. She has worked too hard her whole life for people who have no clue to look down upon her. Nothing and nobody has or will hold her down as long as God, her family, and real friends have anything to do with it. So to the haters Do U because surely she will continue to do her! I love you babygirl, Keda F.