Angel Reese shares honest feelings on Unrivaled teammates after Rose BC players' quirky car analogies

Angel Reese couldn’t get enough of her Rose BC teammates’ sense of humor as they shared which cars best represented them in a lighthearted segment for the Unrivaled league. The team’s X (formerly Twitter) page posted a hilarious video of the players’ answers.

Brittney Sykes said she would be a Trailhawk, Lexie Hull opted for a red Jeep Wrangler, Kahleah Copper gave a detailed explanation about being a 1999 Honda Civic, Chelsea Gray chose a vintage old-school Bronco, Azura Stevens leaned toward a Jeep Grand Cherokee or a Honda and Angel Reese declared herself a “very high-maintenance” Rolls Royce.

Reacting to the video, Reese showed her appreciation for her teammates' humor.

“This team is comedy😭🤣 but you know BIG RR🙂‍↔️,” she said.

In the clip, Reese elaborated on her choice of a Rolls Royce.

“I'm a Rolls Royce; I'm very high maintenance,” she said. “I upgraded from a G-Wagon — I was a G-Wagon for my rookie year, but I'm a big Rolls Royce, like Cullinan, custom inside, custom outside, got-to-take-up-to-the-shop, can't-drive-her-too-much big double R.”

Angel Reese’s Rose BC notches first win in Unrivaled

Angel Reese and Rose BC secured their first victory in the Unrivaled league on Saturday, edging out Mist BC 71-66.

Reese played limited minutes in the win, logging just eight but contributing four points and six rebounds as Rose BC used a small-ball approach to counter Mist BC’s lineup.

Lexie Hull was the star of the game, delivering a career-high 19 points on 8-for-11 shooting while adding three rebounds and three assists.

Kahleah Copper also had a strong showing with 18 points, while Azura Stevens chipped in 16 points and seven rebounds. Chelsea Gray contributed across the board with 12 points, seven rebounds and six assists, while Brittney Sykes added two points.

Rose BC now holds a 1-2 record in the tournament.

In their season opener, Reese tallied 10 points and 14 rebounds in a 79-73 loss to Vinyl BC. She followed it up with 12 points and six rebounds in a 79-70 defeat to Lunar Owls BC.

Up next for Angel Reese and her squad are matchups against Laces BC on Monday, Phantom BC on Friday and a rematch with Laces on Saturday.