>> What impact has this experience had on you in such a relatively short time?

>> After being at another school, dealing with the retinal detachment, it has helped me a lot in my transition.

Getting my confidence back and finding that purpose.

>> I think for me, trusting my teammates was a big thing.

>> Realizing that people do have my back and I can trust these people here.

I think that it was a really important thing for me to do.

>> It really took me a lot, being disciplined, meeting new people as well, like my teammates, they're the best.

>> That I can into practice with not a great attitude and you will make me laugh and smile and forget about what is going on outside of the court.

>> I could be having the worst day possible but going into the gym, I feel like our team is definitely something special.

>> You won't find it anywhere else.

>> What is the personal highlight of your senior year?

>> Early morning for conditioning.

>> Oh no.

>> Yeah, It is for me.

I made the one-mile test in 6:30 seconds with the help of my teammates, obviously No, let me tell you.

It was all of them.

>> We were pushing them.

When one would get tired, we hand heroff to someone else and they push her.

>> It was a lot but it was fun as well.

That was like my personal highlight.

>> And then going off what you were saying about that.

>> Seeing each and every person on our team push one another and fight for one another.

I've never seen that done at the two previous schools I was at.

>> The Boston College game or Pitt game, everybody got on the court, everybody was hyped on the bench.

It was so much fun.

This is team basketball.

>> What is the best team memory off or on the court?

>> I Would have to go with when you guys threw that surprise birthday party.

You guys made a little mark on my life.

>> Oh, that's cute.

>> Any away trip we have at dinner and we are all laughing.

>> When we hit 15 free throws in practice that one time.

>> Oh yeah.

>> We ain't done it again, but... >> What lessons will you take away from Coach Jack and the rest of the coaching staff?

>> You have to be tough on and off the court.

>> Coach Jack has really helped me understand the concept of trusting yourself.

>> You have to go with your gut.

You cannot be afraid to fail.

>> Having your sisters back in the way you can control is how you show up every day.

Is your way of telling your sister you care about them.

That was definitely instilled in me by Coach Jack.

>> What will you miss most about the this team?

>> Everyone.

The different personalities, how we get along with each other.

>> Like the random like laughs and conversations we have, like... >> I feel like the whole experience from when we ran the mile and then ran three miles, then the away trips the running for miles.

Plane rides, can't get people to shut up and we have turbulence and cam is walking up and down the aisle.

I'm like Cam, sit down, dude.

>> I feel like all of it I'm going to miss.

>> You if you want to truly grow in other aspects of your life other than just basketball and stuff and growing as a person and everything, these coaches, the players are all going to hold you accountable of it and help you become that person that you want to be.

you want to be.