"A Generation of Excellence"

[DogWarden]

Just received this publication today. 160 pages covering each of our eleven national championships (1995 to 2016). Full of photos. A great "coffee table" book.

Link below:
https://www.pediment.com/products/uconn-womens-basketball-30-year-hardcover-book
A Generation of Excellence: UConn Women's 30-Year Reign

 

[RockyMTblue2]

Got mine yesterday. Well done. Pictures are very high quality and tell quite a story. The stuff of fairy tales.

 

[BroadwayVa]

Got mine yesterday. Well done. Pictures are very high quality and tell quite a story. The stuff of fairy tales.

The book must be something special----you played this one completely straight.

 

[RockyMTblue2]

On page 158 there is this picture of Maya holding the 2016 Trophy in her arms with a proud, but very wistful look on her face.

The early years are all in black and white and very instructive about the stars of those years.

 

[MJL243]

On page 158 there is this picture of Maya holding the 2016 Trophy in her arms with a proud, but very wistful look on her face.

The early years are all in black and white and very instructive about the stars of those years.

From Kerith Burke's post-championship wrap-up:

"One of UConn's most famous alumni, Maya Moore, trailed behind the pack, holding something that wasn't hers this time. "Has anyone seen the trophy?" Moore joked, the hardware held securely in her arms.

The players left without it.

Heather Buck, a fan favorite from the first championship in this four-year run, chimed in, "Don't worry. We know how to handle a trophy."

A behind the scenes look at UConn's fourth straight NCAA championship

 

[alexrgct]

From Kerith Burke's post-championship wrap-up:

"One of UConn's most famous alumni, Maya Moore, trailed behind the pack, holding something that wasn't hers this time. "Has anyone seen the trophy?" Moore joked, the hardware held securely in her arms.

The players left without it.

Heather Buck, a fan favorite from the first championship in this four-year run, chimed in, "Don't worry. We know how to handle a trophy."

A behind the scenes look at UConn's fourth straight NCAA championship

Maya Moore's a man???

 

[VAMike23]

Maya Moore's a man???

Alumni can be used as a gender-neutral plural form - seems OK to me?

 

[UcMiami]

From Kerith Burke's post-championship wrap-up:

"One of UConn's most famous alumni, Maya Moore, trailed behind the pack, holding something that wasn't hers this time. "Has anyone seen the trophy?" Moore joked, the hardware held securely in her arms.

The players left without it.

Heather Buck, a fan favorite from the first championship in this four-year run, chimed in, "Don't worry. We know how to handle a trophy."

A behind the scenes look at UConn's fourth straight NCAA championship

I think I missed that one back in April. Fun. Going to miss Kerith!
Any of our Pac12 visitors - have you seen her on the network and how is she doing?