Lucas Seehafer: The first thing that I want to touch on is the promotion that you recently got. I was just wondering if you could kind of guide me through that process of how you and [Minnesota Lynx head coach and general manager Cheryl Reeve] met and came to the decision to have you accept the associate head coach position.
Katie Smith: We had some conversations [after the season] and really just talked about the next steps. You know, obviously, I’ve been a head coach before. I think this will be my ninth year coaching in general, so seventh as an assistant, and then I was the associate head coach in New York, as well. So, just more of the just the progression of my experience, kind of what I’ve done with the Lynx, and just next steps of keeping the staff, keeping us all together. Read More
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