VIDEO: Kobe Bryant's Daughter Dribbling Into a Triple-Team to Shoot a Fadeaway is Perfect

Kobe Bryant posted a new video this week showing his 13-year old daughter Gigi playing basketball. In Kobe's description of the video, he says his daughter has a "familiar looking fade."

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I hate seeing my #teammamba girls play against each other. This is GREAT defense by our mamba pg Alyssa Altobelli and a familiar looking fade by our 2gd the #Mambacita

A post shared by Kobe Bryant (@kobebryant) on Nov 15, 2019 at 12:10am PST

Sure enough she dribbles up the court, does not let a single teammate touch the ball, drives towards the baseline and shoots a mid-range fadeaway over three defenders. A computer couldn't replicate such an accurate Kobe Bryant field goal attempt .

Kobe's intense interest in youth sports first gained notoriety when he shared a post in September of one of the Mamba teams holding 4th place trophies and scowling. In the image caption, Kobe called out a little girl for missing a game for a dance recital.

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Here’s our fourth place “winners” picture lol six of the kids in the picture stayed with me and worked every single day to get better and continue to work to this day. The 7th player (not in pic) missed this game for a dance recital so that should tell you where her focus was at this time, meaning she enjoyed dance more than ball which is fine. Now? She eats sleeps and breaths the game. So from this original group of 7 we have added a player TWO years YOUNGER (6th grade now), a player who’s team in our area folded and a player who’s family moved here from Tennessee. The beauty of coaching is growing the players from the ground up. That journey continues #mambas #2yearsago

A post shared by Kobe Bryant (@kobebryant) on Sep 11, 2019 at 12:03pm PDT

According to Kobe, his daughter really wants to play for UConn. We can only hope.

Reggie Miller tries to convince Kobe Bryant to send his daughter to play basketball at UCLA but he says she is hellbent on going to UConn. pic.twitter.com/zz1D5SbFe8
— Arash Markazi (@ArashMarkazi) October 26, 2018