“Wish you would have been here for this victory, but I’m sure she’s celebrating in heaven” Shaquille O’Neal delivers heartfelt message for ‘Queen of Basketball’ Lusia Harris at Oscars 2022

“Wish you would have been here for this victory, but I’m sure she’s celebrating in heaven” Shaquille O’Neal delivers heartfelt message for ‘Queen of Basketball’ Lusia Harris at Oscars 2022

Shaquille O'Neal and Lusia Harris

Shaquille O’Neal and Steph Curry just added an Oscar grant to their prize cupboards.

The Queen of Basketball, an impactful and enlightening short film, was chosen as the champ of the Short Subject Documentary at the 2022 Academy Awards. The narrative brought to public awareness the life and accomplishments of Lusia Harris, who was viewed as the best female basketball player of all time.

Shaquille O’Neal and Steph Curry just added an Oscar award to their award pantries.

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The Queen of Basketball, a significant and edifying short film, was picked as the winner of the Short Subject Documentary at the 2022 Academy Awards. The account brought to public mindfulness the life and achievements of Lusia Harris, who was considered to be the best female basketball player ever.

Lusia Harris
Lusia Harris

“Wish Lucy would have been here for this victory, but I’m sure she’s celebrating in heaven.” #longlivethequeen #Oscarwinner

Shaquille O’Neal gives tribute to Lusia Harris

Shaquille O'Neal
Shaquille O’Neal

Shaquille O’Neal and Steph Curry made a venture that put the focus on the unbelievable existence of Lusia “Lucy” Harris. Coordinated by Ben Proudfoot, the film focuses on Harris’ basketball brightness beginning in school, where she won a three-peat with Delta State University.

As the best school player at that point, she likewise turned into an individual from the United States’ ladies’ basketball team that won silver at the 1976 Olympics. The Olympic occasion was extraordinary as it was whenever ladies’ basketball first was presented in the quadrennial games.

After her real school profession, Lucy Harris played for the Houston Angels of the Women’s Basketball League. After her sizzling execution in the ’76 Montreal Olympics, she accomplished one more achievement by getting drafted in the 1977 NBA Draft. The New Orleans Jazz picked her in the seventh round to stun NBA chiefs and fans.

Tragically for the basketball world, “The Queen of Basketball” was pregnant at that point and couldn’t earn back the original investment more boundaries with one more noteworthy accomplishment. A large number of her accomplishments were uncommon, however most of the basketball world didn’t know about her.

The basketball divine beings at last looked favorably on her, as her life and most prominent brilliance were uncovered by NBA greats Shaquille O’Neal and Steph Curry.

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