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Mailbag: Can we keep La'Tangela Atkinson?

Published - Sep 13 2009 20:24 PM

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The season ended on an unexpected high note because of the play of G-F La'Tangela Atkinson (pictured right by the Storm). As she did during training camp, the former North Carolina star jumped into Storm fan's hearts with her athleticism -- sacrificing ... Read Full Story

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