6-foot-4 Cameron Brink towers over fellow models at swanky LA lunch

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Cameron Brink made headlines for being comfortable "fully naked" on a recent modeling shoot.
Unfortunately, the new Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model has only been making headlines for her off-the-court career as the former Stanford first-team All-American and Los Angeles Sparks No. 2 overall pick continues to recover from a knee injury from last June that ended her rookie season, with no definitive timetable for a return.
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Hosting a swanky lunch for the jewelry brand Gorjana, the 6-foot-4 fashion influencer and model, as well as a WNBA player dying to prove herself, towered over some of her beautiful people peers.
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As far as Brink's return to the hardwood, not even Sparks head coach Lynne Roberts could give a straight answer.
“I want to know as much as you do about when she’ll be back — and I don’t,” Roberts told the Los Angeles Times. “It’ll be sooner rather than later, but soon could be a couple of weeks or it could be a month. I don’t know.”
The 23 year old recently shared the emotional toll it has taken on her, calling out a trolling user.
"Usually I don't give energy to this type of stuff," Brink responded to the upset fan. "But I have time today - I'm working INCREDIBLY hard every day. I would give everything to be out on the court right now. Basketball is my passion and everything to me... to say this you aren't a real fan. Thank you to those who understand ACLs can take a year & giving me grace. I cannot wait until I get to play again."
Until then, it'll have to be more modeling gigs while she rehabs.
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