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[QUOTE="Bald Husky, post: 4220655, member: 11020"]
I just watched this video for the second time, and I realized something that, or have forgotten about, that we have always talked about these girls as players.  We sing their praises, we complain about them when they play poorly, we compare them to each other, and we always have an opinion of them, good or not so good.  The best thing about Senior Night is that we see them in another light.  We have cheered them on the court.  Now, on Senior Night, they walk along the very floor that they compete on, but this time, they are walking with their parents to the applause of us fans.  What we forget is, these "players" are other people's daughters.  Watching them, smiling, their family smiling, and in that instance, they look so vulnerable.  They are 21 year old kids playing as adults for their school, and of course, us.  Congratulation to you four girls, and good luck to you when you leave the university.  You will be missed, but you will not be forgotten.
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