Growing up in South Dakota, Becky Hammon didn’t have a lot of options.
The Hammons didn’t have cable, so TV channels were (severely) limited. They didn’t own a video game system. They lived in a rural part of town in a remote state, which meant their children’s only playmates were often each other. Read More
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