She already set the record once. Now she's going to do it again.
Hall of Famer Nancy Lieberman set the record for the oldest woman to play in a WNBA game when she was 39 years old in 1997.
Tonight, she will smash that mark against the host Comets when she takes the floor at Reliant Center at 50 years old.
The Detroit Shock signed Lieberman to a seven-day contract, the team announced Thursday morning.
The deal comes a day after the Shock announced that Cheryl Ford tore her ACL in Tuesday night’s game.
Ten players and Detroit assistant Rick Mahorn were suspended on Thursday.
The Comets (12-12) will face Detroit (16-9) at 8:30 p.m. at Reliant. The game will be on ESPN2.
Hall of Famer Nancy Lieberman set the record for the oldest woman to play in a WNBA game when she was 39 years old in 1997.
Tonight, she will smash that mark against the host Comets when she takes the floor at Reliant Center at 50 years old.
The Detroit Shock signed Lieberman to a seven-day contract, the team announced Thursday morning.
The deal comes a day after the Shock announced that Cheryl Ford tore her ACL in Tuesday night’s game.
Ten players and Detroit assistant Rick Mahorn were suspended on Thursday.
The Comets (12-12) will face Detroit (16-9) at 8:30 p.m. at Reliant. The game will be on ESPN2.
