Kimora Fields has been a star ever since her first varsity action with the Bradley Central Bearettes. From wowing as a freshman to winning the coveted TSSAA 4A Miss Basketball Award as a junior. The three-time state champ now has a glimpse of the future.

Fields officially signed her letter of intent to continue her academic and athletic career at Clemson. The Tigers women's basketball program is in the middle of a resurgence and the Chattanooga area is no stranger to who's at the forefront.

Former Mocs head women's basketball coach Shawn Poppie, who led the program to back-to-back SoCon titles in his two-year tenure in the Scenic City, now leads the Clemson women's basketball team.

Poppie and his staff formed a relationship with Fields and her family when he was still in Chattanooga. It

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