20 Random Facts: Krystle Huey

Sept. 21, 2009

As the 2010 softball season approaches, SoonerSports.com introduces a new weekly feature entitled 20 Random Facts with the Oklahoma softball team. Get to know the players through their own words. Which Sooner owns a dachshund named Wubbie? And can you guess which freshman put too much detergent in the washing machine during her first attempt at on-campus laundry? Check back every Monday for a new segment. It all leads up to the start of the Sooners' run at another Big 12 Championship this February.

Krystle Huey | Junior | Garland, Texas

I love to sing in the shower and act like I'm singing at a concert!
I can watch a music video a couple of times and know the choreography to it by the next time I see it.
I have a small case of OCD. I have to lotion my hands at least four times a day. When I cook things have to be put in a certain order, and my clothes in my closet are put in color order.
I send maybe 1,000 text messages a day
I have a nine year-old adopted little brother.
I got my 12 year-old molars when I was a sophomore in high school
I'm really good a Sudoku puzzles
Basketball is my favorite sport. I would probably be playing that if I was taller.
I use to be a cheerleader and I LOVE to tumble.
I was terrified of flying but now I love it! It's very relaxing.
I am a very good cartoon drawer. I normally draw when I'm frustrated or stressed.
My entire family played softball at some point in their life.
I love the number 10. It is a family number that's been passed down for generations
My favorite color is pink. I wear it a lot more now since my grandmother passed away from breast cancer.
I have eight nieces and nephews.
I listen to every kind of music: rap, R&B, rock, country, hip hop, pop. You name it, I probably have it on my iPod.
I played every position at one point in softball, except catcher because the gear didn't fit me.
One of my traditions before I get in the batter's box is to draw a cross to remind myself why I'm here in the first place.
I started off playing slowpitch and my mom had to literally force me out of the car to try out for a fastpitch team when I was eight.
I had meningitis when I was two months old and didn't get out of the hospital until I was six months. I was told I wasn't going to live a normal life. So I thank God that he has given me all the opportunities I have had and allowing me to make it through that.

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