Brittney Griner couldn't hold back her emotions.
More than a week after Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban suggested he would consider selecting Griner in June's NBA draft, the rim-rising women's basketball player broke down in tears several times before and after she was selected as the No. 1 pick in a league she's projected to dominate.
"It's humbling, it's a true honor to be a part of this league," said an emotional Griner, dressed in a white suit designed by the Emmy-nominated Kellen Richar
