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One of those old 40 yo players' record for playing on 6 gold medal teams is unlikely to ever be matched, let alone broken. As if anyone... -
LOL!!! What Diana did with the supporting cast she had in 2003 and 2004 is more than any other player in UConn history did. The...
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oldude replied to the thread Mt. Rushmore and Beyond.If you were aware that Parker was a member of the 2012 team, your sarcasm makes no sense, as there is no foundation for the remark, real...
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Reminds me of an infamous line from the movie "Jaws"... "You're gonna need a bigger boat!" That's where UCONN Women's Basketball is...
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oldude replied to the thread Mt. Rushmore and Beyond.Odd use of sarcasm considering that Parker played for Geno in 2012. Were you even aware that she was on the 2012 US team that won the...
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In my last post in which I briefly discussed UConn’s Mt. Rushmore, I also wrote about six other players below the radar in all the...
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Imagine what they'd look like with Bueckers cooking for them? :cool:
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Candace was a great player; however, she did not always play hard. In addition, she was a finesse player, and was averse to physical...
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Ownership and management seem to know what they are doing. As a brand new franchise, they are the most valuable in the W...
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Yes, that's the way to do it. I go every year to watch them play Seton Hall at Walsh, which is an old style close to the court gym and...
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So is Gamecock.
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oldude replied to the thread Mt. Rushmore and Beyond.First off, it was not Geno’s decision. The Selection Committee made the decision, although it’s hard to imagine that they didn’t...
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oldude replied to the thread Kaitlyn’s 1st points in the W.I had the opportunity to watch the BE tournament at the Mohegan Sun in March from really good seats. While it was pretty much a...
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Yes she was with some very, very, big baskets and assists along the way. It just seemed like the light when on with her when her 3s...
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oldude replied to the thread Mt. Rushmore and Beyond.It shouldn’t matter. But it certainly does to one individual.
