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"Thank you all for the incredible love and support. Seeing all your messages and kind words has meant the world to me — y’all have given me so much hope," Watkins wrote in a post to her Instagram sto...
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By winning AP Player of the Year, Watkins adds to her growing list of individual accolades from this season.

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