Even if not as an "Husky of Honor" it would be nice to see her name in the practice facility. Take for example Yankee stadium, some players did not have their number retired but they have a plaque in their honor at monument park. I'm not saying a plaque necessarily, but "something".Was she an All American?
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I loved Cathy Bochain ( A great player in that era) but she was never an AIAW all American. I watched her games in the Old Greer Field house. Refereed several. They were several others under coaches Sandra Hamm, Wanda Flora, and Jean Balthaser that would deserved equal recognition including Dr. Leigh Curl, now a surgeon and team Doc for Baltimore Ravens. I think Cathy played for both Wandra Flora and Jean Balthaser. Bob NealShould Cathy Bochain or other s before the Geno Era be inducted into the Huskies of Honor or at least into a separate type of honor? Please give your input.
OH, I would be happy to have an AIAW hall of honor at Werth or Gampel covering years 1974-1982 !! That would be great. Only 4 or 5 would probably qualify. Many Boneyarders think of UCONN Basketball starting with Geno & CD starting in 1985. Something during Geno's 3 predersessorwould be great IMO. BN
The 4 or 5 that would qualify I think would include Cathy Bochain, Leigh Curl and Chris Gedney.OH, I would be happy to have an AIAW hall of honor at Werth or Gampel covering years 1974-1982 !! That would be great. Only 4 or 5 would probably qualify. Many Boneyarders think of UCONN Basketball starting with Geno & CD starting in 1985. Something during Geno's 3 predersessorwould be great IMO. BN
Thanks for the history lesson. Your "living memory" is a wonderful resource.I loved Cathy Bochain ( A great player in that era) but she was never an AIAW all American. I watched her games in the Old Greer Field house. Refereed several. They were several others under coaches Sandra Hamm, Wanda Flora, and Jean Balthaser that would deserved equal recognition including Dr. Leigh Curl, now a surgeon and team Doc for Baltimore Ravens. I think Cathy played for both Wandra Flora and Jean Balthaser. Bob Neal
From what I have read she was also part of the committee that voted to have Geno as coach in 1985.
I am very curious about your expression 'you hit the nail on the coffin'. Is that a saying indigenous to a particular area? I have never heard it said, but then there are certainly many things of which I am unaware. Language fascinates me. It seems like it could be a mixed metaphor, or a malaphor. Please let me know when/where you first heard this. Thanks.Yes perfect ! You hit the nail on the coffin! An AIAW wall of honor at the Werth facility.
I am very curious about your expression 'you hit the nail on the coffin'. Is that a saying indigenous to a particular area? I have never heard it said, but then there are certainly many things of which I am unaware. Language fascinates me. It seems like it could be a mixed metaphor, or a malaphor. Please let me know when/where you first heard this. Thanks.
Please do not think I was being critical Your intent was clear, but my curiosity led me to ask where you first heard it used.It means like "perfect idea". No harm intended with the expression.
I have heard it as "hit the nail on the head"...I am very curious about your expression 'you hit the nail on the coffin'. Is that a saying indigenous to a particular area? I have never heard it said, but then there are certainly many things of which I am unaware. Language fascinates me. It seems like it could be a mixed metaphor, or a malaphor. Please let me know when/where you first heard this. Thanks.
I have heard it as "hit the nail on the head"...
I believe the OP is combining two popular expressions:I am very curious about your expression 'you hit the nail on the coffin'. Is that a saying indigenous to a particular area? I have never heard it said, but then there are certainly many things of which I am unaware. Language fascinates me. It seems like it could be a mixed metaphor, or a malaphor. Please let me know when/where you first heard this. Thanks.
So have I heard that. Or drive the final nail in the coffin, but not combined in that unique way. It is like a blending of two different idioms sharing the common theme of nails. fascinating to meI have heard it as "hit the nail on the head"...
That's a big YESOH, I would be happy to have an AIAW hall of honor at Werth or Gampel covering years 1974-1982 !! That would be great. Only 4 or 5 would probably qualify. Many Boneyarders think of UCON N Basketball starting with Geno & CD starting in 1985. Something during Geno's 3 predersessorwould be great IMO. BN