I'm still kicking myself that I didn't attend the outdoor game between Tennessee and Arizona State. I was in Arizona at the time, so have no excuse.Maybe those college teams in the U.S. should play outdoors. They might get a larger turn-out for their games.
I'm not sure any caption of mine could do this justice, however it does remind me of my very first UConn women's game I attended. My freshman year, the fall of 1967, I went to a game (can't remember the opponent) at Hawley Armory where the teams were sporting pinnies, not even uniforms, and there were perhaps two or three others there just standing,no bleachers as I recall (of course I am getting old and senile.) My high school "girls" team had gone undefeated and were quite good ('66-'67 was the year they changed from six man to five man with "boys" rules) so I was shocked at how bad the quality of play was, and the lack of enthusiasm for the women. As I reflect fifty years later, it's safe to say that same lack of enthusiasm and commitment is still prevalent at many D-1 universities !!Thank goodness for John Toner and Geno !!!
Fashion went downhill from here.
Go to the link to see an impressive photo of Uljana Semjonova, who never lost a game in official international competition.
I was thinking just the opposite. Funny how the human male mind works.How come their team gets to wear those cute little skirts and we have to wear these ugly shorts?
Geesh, her hand is the size of #10's head. I wonder how mobile she was.
Caption: " We use to play in the field house, but Coach wanted us to start taking some outside shots, so we had to move to the football field."
Must be the same gutter---I was going to post: Why do we have to wear these silly mini skirts and they get to wear those attractive shorts!!! Actually i just posted it--didn't I///I was thinking just the opposite. Funny how the human male mind works.
The big one is saying: Stop Stop you are hurting that ball.
One thing about the Aussies is: they love colorful clothing, and have the body to wear it--but their beach front attire is more interesting.That's umm, debatable.
INteresting---They wore a ratty old Rifleman? Exactly how is that done?? I suppose women in bunns can do anything.I remember when our class b girl's team traveled deep into the atchafalaya basin to play a class c team who were mostly pentecostal and wore brown knee length skirts and ratty old chuck connors. The gym was a giant quonset hut but only big enough for a half court or maybe they wouldn't let the girls play full court, I can't remember. It was sweltering inside but those big bunned gals burned it up all the same. This was about 1974 or 5 but wouldn't surprise me to learn that it hasn't changed a bit.
When the opposing team bus broke down, the cheerleaders decided to take their place.
Bet they were sure shots from long range. Passes were like bullets. Must've been a barrel of fun.INteresting---They wore a ratty old Rifleman? Exactly how is that done?? I suppose women in bunns can do anything.
now that is almost lyrical.Bet they were sure shots from long range. Passes were like bullets. Must've been a barrel of fun.