Smith told (Talbot) that she was supposed to pick Gray up, bring him to the house and she was to leave ... Robie and Howe also told Amber not to stay at the house after dropping off Gray. Smith created the plan of how to kill Gray. 
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Quotes about Amber Smith
Dani’s our unsung hero ... The defense she played on Amber Smith two years ago was a big reason we won that game.
said Mike Hamburger
We went back to when Amber (Smith) was a freshman and how she got in here and (nerves) took over, and I thought it would take a toll on them at some point
said LeDawn Gibson
in The Ledger
They did what good teams should do ... They had us overmatched in the second half after Amber (Smith) went out and Samantha (Mahoney) had to handle it every single time down the court with not much the relief. The rest of our players are shaky ball-handlers.
said Matthew Mitchell
I've always been a big fan of Ormerod ... I do think the kid (Amber Smith) in her place is a really good kid, but it's hard to come in the SEC and do that. (Not having Ormerod) has hurt their offensive continuity, getting in the right place at the right time. That's going to be a problem.
was said
in Kentucky.com
Quotes from articles mentioning Amber Smith
People weren't spending as much as last year, or they were looking for deals
said Amber Smith
in GoSanAngelo
Last season, we graduated seven seniors. It's a totally different team this year
said Brianne Bognanno
in Boston Globe
We lost some very, very good players but we have a lot of kids back who have played decent varsity minutes
said Pat Lamb
in Boston Globe
