Joanne P. McCallie, Chamique Holdsclaw. Duke women's basketball coach Joanne P. McCallie, right, and former Tennessee player Chamique Holdsclaw speak to Duke players during the team's NCAA college basketball practice in Durham, N.C., . Coach McCallie and Duke hope to erase the stigma of mental health issues with their inaugural "Mental Wealth Day

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Duke Mental Wealth Day Basketball, Durham, USA - 26 Jan 2019

Joanne P. McCallie, Chamique Holdsclaw. Duke women's basketball coach Joanne P. McCallie, right, listens as former Tennessee player Chamique Holdsclaw speaks to Duke players during the team's NCAA college basketball practice in Durham, N.C., . Coach McCallie and Duke hope to erase the stigma of mental health issues with their inaugural "Mental Wealth Day

Chamique Holdsclaw speaks as her former assistant coach at Tennessee, Mickie DeMoss, listens during induction ceremonies at the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame, in Knoxville, Tenn

Hall of Fame Basketball - Holdsclaw, Knoxville, USA - 09 Jun 2018

Chamique Holdsclaw speaks during induction ceremonies at the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame, in Knoxville, Tenn

Chamique Holdsclaw pauses to wipe away a tears as she speaks during induction ceremonies into the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame, in Knoxville, Tenn

Hall of Fame Basketball, Knoxville, USA - 09 Jun 2018

Chamique Holdsclaw pauses as she speaks during induction ceremonies into the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame, in Knoxville, Tenn

Former University of Tennessee standout Chamique Holdsclaw speaks during an interview at the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame, in Knoxville, Tenn

Hall of Fame Basketball Holdsclaw, Knoxville, USA - 08 Jun 2018

Logo's Trailblazer Honors, New York, USA - 23 Jun 2016

Chamique Holdsclaw Former WNBA star and Olympic gold medalist Chamique Holdsclaw instructs students during a youth basketball clinic, in Hendersonville, Tenn. Holdsclaw said she's getting her life back in order after a few months that felt like a "mental prison" after an arrest last November

Holdsclaws Challenge Basketball, Hendersonville, USA

Chamique Holdsclaw Former WNBA star and Olympic gold medalist Chamique Holdsclaw takes part in a youth basketball clinic, in Hendersonville, Tenn. Holdsclaw said she's getting her life back in order after a few months that felt like a "mental prison" after an arrest last November

Chamique Holdsclaw, Lily Maggart Former WNBA star and Olympic gold medalist Chamique Holdsclaw autographs the shirt of Lily Maggart, 7, after a youth basketball clinic, in Hendersonville, Tenn. Holdsclaw said she's getting her life back in order after a few months that felt like a "mental prison" after an arrest last November

Chamique Holdsclaw Former WNBA star and Olympic gold medalist Chamique Holdsclaw answers questions during a youth basketball clinic, in Hendersonville, Tenn. Holdsclaw said she's getting her life back in order after a few months that felt like a "mental prison" after an arrest last November

Chamique Holdsclaw Former WNBA star and Olympic gold medalist Chamique Holdsclaw, left, rallies players during a youth basketball clinic, in Hendersonville, Tenn. Holdsclaw said she's getting her life back in order after a few months that felt like a "mental prison" after an arrest last November

Brittney Griner Baylor 's Brittney Griner acknowledges cheers from fans during a pregame ceremony before an NCAA college basketball game against Texas, in Waco, Texas. Griner was honored before the game for becoming the eighth Division I woman with 3,000 career points in Monday's win at No. 3 Connecticut. She moved up to No. 5 on the career list, passing Cindy Blodgett (Maine), Cheryl Miller (Southern California) and Chamique Holdsclaw (Tennessee). She's six points behind UConn's Maya Moore

Texas Baylor Basketball, Waco, USA

Kim Mulkey, Brittney Griner Baylor head coach Kim Mulkey left, hands Brittney Griner, right, a trophy basketball during a pregame ceremony before an NCAA college basketball game against Texas, in Waco, Texas. Griner was honored before the game for becoming the eighth Division I woman with 3,000 career points in Monday's win at No. 3 Connecticut. She moved up to No. 5 on the career list, passing Cindy Blodgett (Maine), Cheryl Miller (Southern California) and Chamique Holdsclaw (Tennessee). She's six points behind UConn's Maya Moore. Baylor defeated Texas 67-47

Kim Mulkey, Brittney Griner Baylor head coach Kim Mulkey left, honors Brittney Griner, right, with trophy basketball celebrating her 3000th point before an NCAA college basketball game, in Waco, Texas. Griner was honored before the game for becoming the eighth Division I woman with 3,000 career points in Monday's win at No. 3 Connecticut. She moved up to No. 5 on the career list, passing Cindy Blodgett (Maine), Cheryl Miller (Southern California) and Chamique Holdsclaw (Tennessee). She's six points behind UConn's Maya Moore

Brittney Griner, Kim Mulkey Baylor head coach Kim Mulkey left, honors Brittney Griner, right, with trophy basketball celebrating her 3000th point before an NCAA college basketball game, in Waco, Texas. Griner was honored before the game for becoming the eighth Division I woman with 3,000 career points in Monday's win at No. 3 Connecticut. She moved up to No. 5 on the career list, passing Cindy Blodgett (Maine), Cheryl Miller (Southern California) and Chamique Holdsclaw (Tennessee). She's six points behind UConn's Maya Moore

Chamique Holdsclaw Shows former Atlanta Dream forward Chamique Holdsclaw posing for a portrait after a basketball workout in Jonesboro, Ga

Holdesclaw Warrant Basketball, Jonesboro, USA

Chamique Holdsclaw Los Angeles Sparks' Chamique Holdsclaw is shown playing against the Minnesota Lynx in a basketball game in Minneapolis. Holdsclaw scored 20 points in the game won by the Sparks, 90-78

SPARKS LYNX BASKETBALL, MINNEAPOLIS, USA

HOLDSCLAW CHRISTON Washington Mystics Chamique Holdsclaw, right, passes around New York Liberty Shameka Christon (20)during the first half of their game, at Madison Square Garden in New York

MYSTIC LIBERTY

SALES HOLSCLAW MELVIN Connecticut Sun's Nykesha Sales, right, pulls down a rebound over the defense of the Washington Mystic's Chamique Holdsclaw (1) and Chasity Melvin, center, in the first half of the game in Uncasville, Conn., . The Sun won 75-65

MYSTIC SUN, UNCASVILLE, USA

CATCHINGS HOLDSCLAW Indiana Fever's Tamika Catchings (24) lays up the game-winning basket at the buzzer in overtime against the Washington at the MCI Center in Washington, . At left is Mystics Chamique Holdsclaw (1). The Fever won 92-91

FEVER MYSTICS, WASHINGTON, USA

CATCHINGS PAGE HOLDSCLAW Indiana Fever's Tamika Catchings (24) leaps for a rebound against the Washington Mystics' Murriel Page (10) and Chamique Holdsclaw in second half WNBA action at the MCI Center in Washington, . The Fever won in overtime, 92-91

HOLDSCLAW PHILLIPS New York Liberty Tari Phillips (24) attempts to steal the ball from Washington Mystics Chamique Holdsclaw in the first half at Madison Square Garden in New York

MYSTICS LIBERTY, NEW YORK, USA

HOLDSCLAW New York Liberty Tamika Whitmore (44) protects the ball from Washington Mystics defender Stacey Dales-Schuman (21) in the first half at Madison Square Garden in New York. Washington Mystics Murriel Page (10) and Chamique Holdsclaw (1), far right, look on in the background

CATCHINGS Indiana Fever forward Tamika Catchings (24) looks to pass against Washington Mystics forward Chamique Holdsclaw during the first half, in Indianapolis. She is The Face of the Indiana Fever, with her mug on everything from billboards, ticket brochures and newspaper ads. She's already accomplished something much harder than winning a championship in the often ignored WNBA, creating a buzz

CATCHINGS THE FACE, INDIANAPOLIS, USA

HOLDSCLAW Washington Mystics forward Chamique Holdsclaw celebrates her team's 79-74 win over the New York Liberty at the end of game one of the Eastern Conference Finals at the MCI Center in Washigonton

LIBERTY MYSTICS, WASHINGTON, USA

HOLDSCLAW Washington Mystics' Chamique Holdsclaw, right, goes to the basket against New York Liberty's Tari Phillips during the first half of the Mystics' 79-74 win in game one in the Eastern Conference Finals, at the MCI Center in Washington. Holdsclaw led the Mystics with 20 points

HOLDSCLAW PHILLIPS Washington Mystics forward Chamique Holdsclaw, right, goes up for a shot ahead of New York Liberty center Tari Phillips during the second half of game one of the Eastern Conference Finals at the MCI Center in Washington, . The Mystics beat the Liberty 79-74. Holdsclaw led Tennessee to three straight NCAA titles. Now she has the Washington Mystics on the verge of playing for their first

LIBERTY MYSTICS HOLDSCLAW, WASHINGTON, USA

HOLDSCLAW SCHUMAN Washington Mystics' Chamique Holdsclaw, left, tries to pass the ball as she falls going up against Orlando Miracle's Stacey Dales-Schuman at the MCI Center in Washington. Orlando went on to win 70-55

MIRACLE MYSTICS, WASHINGTON, USA

HOLDSCLAW Portland Fire forward DeMya Walker (22) tries to squeeze past Washington Mystics center Vicky Bullet, left, while defending Washington's Chamique Holdsclaw, right, in Portland, Ore

MYSTICS FIRE, PORTLAND, USA

HOLDSLAW BROWN Washington Mystics' Chamique Holdsclaw (1) puts her arm around teammate Kiesha Brown (14) during the closing seconds of their win over the Detroit Shock, at the MCI Center in Washington. Holdsclaw, who scored 24 points, led Washington to a 75-67 win

SHOCK MYSTICS, WASHINGTON, USA

HOLDSCLAW Washington Mystics' Chamique Holdsclaw reacts as she is called for a techical foul in the second half against the Detroit Shock, at the MCI Center in Washington

KIMBROUGH HOLDSCLAW Washington Mystics Chamique Holdsclaw (1) drives to the basket past the defense of the Miami Sol's Pollyanna John Kimbrough (41) during the first half, in Washington

SOL MYSTICS, WASHINGTON, USA

HOLDSCLAW Washington Mystic Chamique Holdsclaw goes up for two during the second half of the game with the Indiana Fever, in Washington. The Mystics defeated the Fever 89-68. Holdsclaw led all scorers with 27 points

HOLDSCLAW MCWILLIAMS FRANKLIN Washington Mystics forward Chamique Holdsclaw (1) goes to the net under pressure from Orlando Miracle forward Taj McWilliams-Franklin, right, during the first half in Washington

HOLDSCLAW ROBINSON Washington Mystic's Chamique Holdsclaw (23) goes up for two as New York Liberty's Crystal Robinson (3) falls to the ground during the second half, in Washington. The Liberty went on to defeat the Mystic's 81-80. Holdsclaw led all scorers with 31 points

LIBERTY MYSTIC, WASHINGTON, USA

SUMMITT HOLDSCLAW Tennessee head coach Pat Summitt, left, helps Chamique Holdsclaw, right, hold up her jersey during halftime a ceremony retiring her number 23, in Knoxville, Tenn. It's only the fourth number retired by the Lady Vols. The others are Holly Warlick's 22 (1976-80), Bridgett Gordon's 30 (1985-89) and Daedra Charles' 32 (1988-91

HOLDSCLAW NUMBER, KNOXVILLE, USA

HOLDSCLAW MCGHEE MCWILLIAMS Washington Mystics' Chamique Holdsclaw, (23), fights for possession of the ball with Orlando Miracle's Taj McWilliams, left, and Carla McGhee during the first half of their game in Orlando, Fla

MYSTICS MIRACLE, ORLANDO, USA

HOLDSCLAW WHITMORE PHILLIPS Washington Mystics' Chamique Holdsclaw drives past New York Liberty's Tamika Whitmore, left, and Tari Phillips in the first half in New York

HOLDSCLAW TATE NAGY Minnesota Lynx' guard Sonja Tate (19) drives to the net around Washington Mystics' guard Andrea Nagy (16) during first half play at the MCI Center in Washington . Looking on is Mystics' forward Chamique Holdsclaw (23

LYNX MYSTICS, WASHINGTON, USA

MCCRAY New members of the U.S. Women's National Basketball, from left, Lisa Leslie, Chamique Holdsclaw, DeLisha Milton and Nikki McCray pose with their uniforms during a news conference at the MCI Center where the completion of the team was announced. The team added five players, making a 10-member squad that faces a nonstop year of basketball in preparation for the 2000 Olympics

NATIONAL TEAM, WASHINGTON, USA

HOLDSCLAW BLACK Washington Mystics' Chamique Holdsclaw (23), left, passes the ball over Utah Starzz's Debbie Black (31), during first half action, Thursday night, at the MCI Center in Washington

STARZZ MYSTICS, WASHINGTON, USA

HOLDSCLAW BLACK Washington Mystics' Chamique Holdsclaw, left, drives around the Utah Starzz's Debbie Black (31) during the first half, Thursday night, at the MCI Center in Washington

CHAMIQUE HOLDSCLAW Tennessee's Chamique Holdsclaw plays against Georgia at the SEC Women's Tournament in Chattanooga, Tenn., Feb. 28, 1999. Holdsclaw, already the first three-time All-American, achieved another breakthrough when she became the first to repeat as The Associated Press player of the year in women's basketball

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