Aug. 7, 2006
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GR: If you could go back and change one thing in your life, would you?
KC: No, because I live life with no regrets.
GR: If you could time travel, what decade would to travel to?
KC: I'd probably go to the early 80's, just because that's when my grandma and uncle died, and I would've liked to have met them.
GR: Do you have a favorite song or artist?
KC: I like everything from country to rap.
GR: Your brother is a football player at Lake Forest. Would you say your family rooted more for the Bears or Bulls growing up?
KC: I would say more Bulls, because we both played basketball but then he decided to focus on football later on.
GR: What has coach Pingeton said or taught you that will stay with you for the rest of your life?
KC: "Don't settle for being average- if it was easy everyone would do it."
GR: What is your dream car?
KC: Well, I don't have a car right now so any car would be a dream car. But, I'd have to say a Hummer.
GR: Any superstitions you have before games?
KC: I'm Catholic and my grandpa has taught me to say a prayer and put a little holy water on before every game.
GR: After you are gone, what do you want people to remember you for?
KC: My personality and that I was a hard worker.
GR: What is your favorite restaurant in Bloomington/Normal?
KC: Chili's
GR: Would you rather have no cell phone or no car?
KC: Well I don't have a car now, but I don't know if I could be without my phone.
GR: Pizza or cheeseburger?
KC: Depends on the day... today, cheeseburger.
GR: Who would you say you look up to most on the team?
KC: I would have to say Megan McCracken. We have the same work ethic and we're captains together.
GR: Water or Gatorade?
KC: Water
GR: What is your ideal life after college?
KC: Hopefully, I could play overseas or by chance get to the WNBA or maybe coach.
Cirone Bird Blitz Part I
