Five fouls left the court! Emotionally, Curry's sister angrily sprayed the referee

In the just-concluded NCAA women's 32-in-16 game, Stanford University finally defeated Iowa State 87-81 in overtime to successfully advance to the round of 16.

In this Stanford University promotion game, the picture of Curry's sister leaving the court angrily in regular time accumulated five fouls became a wonderful episode of the game! In the last 2 minutes of the fourth quarter of the game, Brink, the main player of Stanford University, left the court with a full foul.

In this game, Brink, who played 28 minutes in the game, made 4 of 9 shots, contributing 8 points, 8 rebounds and 5 blocks. In such an important game, as the team's main insider, she left the court with five fouls, which is really enough to make a fuss! Can't fight with the team until the last minute, it's no wonder that Brink is so emotional. Fortunately, Stanford University finally eliminated Iowa in overtime and advanced to the Sweet 16. Otherwise, Brink will most likely become the sinner of the team's defeat.

As for why Brink is called Curry's sister, the reason is that Curry's mom Sunnya Adams is Brink's godmother. So Brink is naturally Curry's godsister! For the sake of convenience, combined with the fact that both of them are basketball players, Brink is usually affectionately called Curry's sister.

According to relevant information, Brink was born in 2001 and is 1.93 meters tall, which is 5 centimeters taller than her brother Stephen Curry. This season, Brink is averaging 17.8 points, 12.0 rebounds, 2.9 assists and 3.5 blocks per game. Statistically, Brink is definitely a big man with a lot of interior dominance. It is reported that Brink has also represented the U17 women's basketball team, U19 women's basketball team, and three-person women's basketball team in the Women's Basketball World Cup, and successfully won 3 World Cup gold medals.

There's no doubt that the talented Brink will have a very good career prospect! In ESPN's WNBA mock draft, Brink is expected to be picked by the Los Angeles Sparks with the second pick, behind only Caitlin Clark. It is believed that in the near future, there will be a super interior superstar on the WNBA stage, and she is Curry's sister Brink.