"My babies d is crazy" – Former Laura Govan of Gilber Arena

Former ex-wife of Washington Wizards All-Star Gilbert Arenas Laura Govan is probably the biggest fan of your children’s game. She again showed that, emphasizing the skills of the Arenas, her daughter, as on Friday the Cardinals in Louisvil played against Mustangs on Sra.

Govan posted videos of her daughter from the game in her Instagram stories for her followers. She also included an inscription that praised some aspects of her daughter’s game.

“My babies D is crazy good !!!

The video showed that Arenas tracks the NYA Robertson of SMU from the ball and guarantees that it did not receive the ball. To his merit, Robertson remained active and continued to try to shake out, but in this particular possession SMU failed.

In his next post, Govan uploaded a video of her daughter, stripping Robertson when trying to lay. However, the ball went beyond the borders after the Arena knocked it down. Govan continued to be a proud mother, praising her daughter’s defense skills again.

“The protection is crazy,” she writes as she also included Fire Emojis.

Laura Govan also emphasized her playmaking skills and her ability to demolish 3-tellers. Her next stories showed the arenas to merge the ball of a teammate into the paint. Then it was from the impact of three from the left wing.

He made Arenas and the Louisvil Cardinals beat Smu Mustangs 80-75. Arenas got off the bench and deposited two-digit performance with 11 points per 4-11 shooting, including 3-for-6 beyond the arc. It also registers one jump, two assists, one theft and one block.

This is the fourth time this season, which Arenas scored in double numbers. Her first double -figure game was when she scored 11 against Colorado on November 30th. She then scored the highest 13 career points against Grambling on November 12th. She also scored 10 points earlier this month (January 5) against Wake Forest.

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Laura Govan Aliya Arenas’s son is committed to playing for USC

Soon Laura Govan will cheer about two of her children who play on a collegial level. Her son Aliya Arenas, a five-star rookie and widely considered one of the best high school yards, decided where basketball will play in college.

He chose from a list of exclusive Division I programs, including Arizona, where his father played before he came to the NBA. He also received offers from Alabama and California. After turning him over, he decided to engage with the USC and would play his freshman there during the 2025-26 campaign.

Alijah Arenas’s decision was announced in his father’s podcast, Gil’s Arena. Josia Johnson, hosting the show, told Laura Govan and Gilbert Arenas to call the coach at any school he chose while the podding was filmed to tell him his decision. This prompted him to call the USC coach, Eric Musselman.

“Hey coach,” Aliya said when Musselman lifted. “So I’m in a podcast right now and it’s kind of like a big day for me. I wanted to let everyone know I want to get into USC.” (2: 47-3: 03)

After his announcement, former NBA striker Nick Young threw him. Other former NBA players, Rashad McCans and Brandon Jennings, also attended, as well as his father Gilbert Arenas.

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