The city of Atlanta has gotten behind the Atlanta Dream basketball team as they fight for their first championship.
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But one fan in particular, Christina Granville, 25, lives and breathes Dream basketball.
Called a Dream super fan, Granville posted video on social media of her jumping on her couch and celebrating in her living room when the team made the finals.
“I’m going to the game!” she screamed. “The girl is bringing all her energy to the Bay,” she said about traveling to San Francisco for the teams for game.
She was so loud her neighbors had to wonder what was going on.
“If you know anything about me, you know how much I love the Atlanta Dream,” she told Channel 2’s Tom Jones.
And she’s not someone who just jumped on the bandwagon.
“I’ve been here for, I mean, several years, when we used to have to beg people to come to the games,” Granville said.
She is at most home games, and when she traveled to San Francisco, she posted video of her letting fans know not to get too comfortable after their Game 1 win.
“This gonna be y’all only win. And y’all lucky. Y’all lucky,” Granville said.
You can find Granville at home games dancing up a storm and cheering on her favorite team.
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She has all kinds of Dream gear at her home: “This is an Atlanta Dream pendant that I wear to the games.”
Granville even has custom-made Dream gear. “This is the jacket that I just wore to Game 1 of the WBNA finals,” she said.
Granville has jerseys signed by players, and she has players’ signature shoes, including “some more Angel Reese sneakers,” she said.
She is one enthusiastic super fan. Granville showed Jones noisemakers she has for her shoes.
“So, if I want to make some noise. Let’s go, Dream!” she shouted.
Granville says she has never seen so much excitement for the Dream.
“And you can feel the energy here. People want to go to the game. People want to celebrate the Atlanta Dream,” she said.
Granville also has a foundation called IHoop2 that has basketball clinics for girls and takes them to camps and WNBA games. She is predicting a Game 3 win for the Dream.
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