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Seton Hall coach Anne Donovan has a knowledgeable interest in
Saturday's clash between No. 3 Notre Dame and No. 2 Connecticut in a
Big East showdown on Saturday. The Pirates' two conference games have
been against the Huskies and the Irish. UConn rolled over Seton Hall,
70-37, and Notre Dame smacked the Pirates, 74-36.
Donovan stopped short of favoring the Irish, but she likes Notre
Dame's chances of knocking off the Huskies.
"Notre Dame has played so well together," Donovan said. "It just seems
like Connecticut is still adjusting to new lineups, Kaleena
Mosqueda-Lewis coming off the bench and obviously doing a tremendous
job. But it just seems the experience of Notre Dame really is
unbelievable. That's not just from tonight. It's from watching game
tapes of some tough games that they've played, and they've really sat
on people. It's at Notre Dame. Their experience playing at home, the
comfort level of playing in front of their home crowd ... I'm going to
be an interested spectator, for sure.
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Seton Hall coach Anne Donovan has a knowledgeable interest in
Saturday's clash between No. 3 Notre Dame and No. 2 Connecticut in a
Big East showdown on Saturday. The Pirates' two conference games have
been against the Huskies and the Irish. UConn rolled over Seton Hall,
70-37, and Notre Dame smacked the Pirates, 74-36.
Donovan stopped short of favoring the Irish, but she likes Notre
Dame's chances of knocking off the Huskies.
"Notre Dame has played so well together," Donovan said. "It just seems
like Connecticut is still adjusting to new lineups, Kaleena
Mosqueda-Lewis coming off the bench and obviously doing a tremendous
job. But it just seems the experience of Notre Dame really is
unbelievable. That's not just from tonight. It's from watching game
tapes of some tough games that they've played, and they've really sat
on people. It's at Notre Dame. Their experience playing at home, the
comfort level of playing in front of their home crowd ... I'm going to
be an interested spectator, for sure.
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