Teresa Weatherspoon, fired by the Sky in 2024, 'absolutely' wants a second crack at coaching in the WNBA
<p>Former <a class="Link" href="https://chicago.suntimes.com/chicago-sky" target="_blank" >Sky</a> coach Teresa Weatherspoon didn’t like it when members of the media called her by her first name during press conferences and interviews. “Coach,” “Coach Spoon” or even just “Spoon” was the way she felt it should be.
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<p>Former <a class="Link" href="https://chicago.suntimes.com/chicago-sky" target="_blank" >Sky</a> coach Teresa Weatherspoon didn’t like it when members of the media called her by her first name during press conferences and interviews. “Coach,” “Coach Spoon” or even just “Spoon” was the way she felt it should be. Using her first name was too familiar or not quite reverent enough, seemed to be her position on the matter.</p><p>I didn’t like that she didn’t like it. Or more like I didn’t care.
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- <p>Former <a class="Link" href="https://chicago.suntimes.com/chicago-sky" target="_blank" >Sky</a> coach Teresa Weatherspoon didn’t like it when members of the media called her by her first name during press conferences and interviews. “Coach,” “Coach Spoon” or even just “Spoon” was the way she felt it should be.
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Teresa Weatherspoon, fired by the Sky in 2024, 'absolutely' wants a second crack at coaching in the WNBA
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