Short Synopsis
Ann Meyers Drysdale tells how she blasted through basketball barriers and stereotypes to become one of Time magazine's Top 10 Female Sports Pioneers.

Full Synopsis
Ann Meyers Drysdale is one of the greatest stars in the history of basketball. But her rise wasn't without controversy. Her 1979 NBA bid to play with the Indiana Pacers brought a barrage of criticism. But Ann simply wanted to play among the best. She had always competed with the guys, and she never let anyone keep her down.

A female first in many categories, Ann Meyers Drysdale was the first woman ever signed to a four-year athletic scholarship to UCLA, where she remains the only four-time Bruin basketball All American, male or female. Ann was also the only woman ever asked to compete in ABC Sports' Superstars, pitting her against elite athletes like Mark Spitz, Joe Frazier, O. J. Simpson, and Mark Gastineau. In You Let Some Girl Beat You? Ann shares with us her inspirational story for the first time.

"Pam Ward's narration sounds determined, which is perfect for the tough competitor Drysdale is.…Ward tells the stories clearly with the right amount of emotion, softening her tone during the tragic parts." ---AudioFile

"A stunning portrayal of one of today's legendary women's basketball treasurers." ---Alana M. Glass, Esq. Forbes.com SportsMoney Contributor

"Ann was the one who really got Women's basketball going." ---John Wooden, coach of the Bruins basketball team

"She's a modern-day Babe Didrikson Zaharias." ---Jim Brown, Hall of Fame Runningback