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CM Life · Feb 11, 2016

Moore Dominance: Sophomore forward quietly becomes low post force for Chippewas

After being benched because of a poor performance in a loss to Illinois on Dec. 12, Tinara Moore needed a spark to get back on track.

That spark came from a book Central Michigan women’s basketball coach Sue Guevara gave to Moore, which helped refocus the 6-foot-3 sophomore forward.

“I started reading a book called ‘The Secret’, that (Guevara) gave to me,” Moore said. “It changed how I was thinking. I wasn’t thinking the right thoughts, so I changed my mindset a little bit and it’s been working out great.”

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