Angel Reese and the Chicago Sky Are Headed to LSU for a Preseason Exhibition!

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Exciting news for basketball fans! WNBA superstar Angel Reese and the Chicago Sky are set to play a preseason game against the Brazilian National Team at Reese's alma mater, LSU. 🏀🐯

Reese, who led the Tigers to a national championship in 2023, can't wait to return to Baton Rouge and hit the court in front of both Tigers and Sky fans. This will also be a special moment for her teammate, Kamilla Cardoso, as she faces her former Brazilian national team for the first time since joining the WNBA.

Mark your calendars for May 2 and get ready for an unforgettable exhibition! 📅 🔥

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