Two-minute drill: George Mason's Taylor Brown

The Atlantic 10's leading scorer promises she's calm when the ball is in her hands, talks about her two favorite pro players and tells us which Patriot can brag about her singing voice. Enjoy Taylor Brown, a redshirt junior averaging 22.8 ppg.

Taylor's family are regular fans in the stands.

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Special shout out to George Mason's Taylor Brown

Great to see Taylor Brown's biggest fans at George Mason's game at Richmond on Sunday! Check out the custom t-shirts.

George Mason lands impact transfer

The 2011 All-Met Player of the Year may be leaving Georgetown, but she's not leaving town.

Hoyas transfer guard Taylor Brown will stay in the Washington area and join the Patriots, George Mason announced Wednesday. As a senior at Bishop McNamara, the 5-7 Brown averaging 20.4 points, 4.8 steals and 3.9 assists and was named the Washington Catholic Athletic Conference Player of the Year and the Gatorade State Player of the Year (Maryland) in addition to heading up the Washington Post's All-Met squad. Talk about a recruiting coup. We can't remember being this excited about an incoming Patriot since, ah, since...help us out, George Mason fans. When's the last time the Patriots bagged a player with this kind of resume?

Last season, Brown joined a veteran Georgetown team featuring seven seniors and had to battle for minutes. Yet she still made 12 starts, appeared in all 32 games and averaged 4.1 points per contest during the 2011-12 campaign. Brown appeared poised for a much greater role with the Hoyas as a sophomore, but Georgetown underwent a dramatic change in April when head coach Terri Williams-Flournoy resigned to accept the same position at Auburn. Keith Brown, an assistant and Williams-Flournoy's lead recruiter the past five seasons, moved up to fill the vacancy, but in early July, the school announced that Brown had decided to move on.

Brown will have to sit out the 2012-13 season but will then have three seasons to display her major Division I talent for the Patriots. .