Lauren Betts used lessons learned to lead UCLA to its 1st NCAA national championship
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Lauren Betts used lessons learned to lead UCLA to its 1st NCAA national championship
""I showed up with zero confidence and wasn't sure if I wanted to really play basketball for that much longer. Coach Cori (Close) really believed in me and wanted to see me accomplish everything that I'd ever dreamed of. They wanted me to see myself the way they all see me and I feel like now at this point I can finally, truly do that.""
""She's a very dominant player. She's consistent and effective, and she really made a difference in the game against us.""
Lauren Betts reflected on her previous Final Four loss to UConn, using it as motivation for her return to the national semifinals. She addressed her mental health, emphasizing the importance of honesty in her journey. Betts played a crucial role in UCLA's first NCAA national championship victory, scoring 14 points and grabbing 11 rebounds against South Carolina. Her coach's belief in her abilities helped her regain confidence, allowing her to perform at her best during the championship game.
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