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Myisha Hines-Allen is turning nine WNBA seasons into a coaching opportunity
Hines-Allen is adding a new role to her basketball career after joining Monmouth’s women’s staff. The move brings the former Indiana forward back to her home state while leaving her WNBA future open.
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