Recent content by Phil

Impressive time.

Sorry I missed that this belonged in the next year's schedule thread.

April 22, 2026 | Read online UConn announces home-and-home with Michigan The Huskies will travel to Ann Arbor on Nov. 5 before hosting the Wolverines in 2027-28. This will be UConn’s first-ever game in the state of Michigan. I'm stunned they've never played in Michigan

Her pb is 3:25 (Hartford last October). The hills took a lot out of her which disappointed her because she did hill training. He lives upon a hill in town that's almost exactly the same altitude gain as Heartbreak Hill so that she be prepared but I watched her time as she ran and I could see a...

My daughter finished in 3:30. Not her best time, but her first Boston.

I agree, and that's on my to-do list, but I thought I would try to sort out an easier item first.

I don't think there is a new record in the offing. The program record held by Tennessee is 800 or so and that's a long way off. Tara is close behind but not planning on adding anything new to her record, so the Auriemma record (not the UConn record) is probably solid for a few years at least but...

This sounds like a simple question to answer, and if you check out sports reference.com, It will tell you not only that UConn has been ranked in the AP poll 654 weeks (total), but it will give you the complete listing of every one of those 654 weeks. But if I look at this ESPN article, It...

https://chicago.suntimes.com/chicago-sky/2026/04/17/sky-finalize-coaching-staff-with-assistants-kelly-faris-jhared-simpson Coach Tyler Marsh enters his second season with a new staff. The Sky hired Kelly Faris and Jhared Simpson as assistant coaches, the team announced.

I was looking at the Big East media guide and saw a reference to an old streak held by UConn: BE Consecutive regular season wins 47, UConn (Jan. 4, 1996 - Feb. 7, 1998) That surprised me because I thought our active win streak was longer. I did a bit of research and believe the current win...

I liked Garzon. Won't be surprised if someone picks her up.

The Moon’s two faces don’t match, and we think we know why Oops, it turns out that my explanation is the obvious explanation with a tiny problem — it's wrong. "The “obvious” explanation would be that when these massive space rocks head toward the Moon from the far side, there’s nothing at all...

I did a tiny bit of research and while I think what I just said plays a role, there are other factors still not fully understood. Why the moon’s near and far sides look different

Actually, they don't. The far side (NOT the dark side) is much more pockmarked. It didn't sink in immediately and it became obvious. The moon gets hit by a lot of meteors, but those headed toward the near side of the moon are coming at an angle that means many of them have to miss the earth...