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Message: [QUOTE="dbmill, post: 3648654, member: 2504"] I've posted something like this before, but here we go again. I started watching UConn women's basketball in the pre Geno years. I went to my first game during the 1982-83 season. I was a graduate student at UConn looking for cheap entertainment, and nothing is cheaper than free admission. I immediately took a liking to the game and the team, and went to a bunch of games during that season and the next two seasons as well. After that I graduated and moved away from Storrs. I went to one game during Geno's first season, and no games at all over the next few years, although I was always interested in picking up the odd snippets of news about UConn women's basketball that would occasionally leak out in those early Geno years. During UConn's first trip to the final four, I found that their NCAA tourney games from the Palestra were on television (I believe CPTV picked up the feed). I watched these games as well as the final four game against Virginia, and found myself obsessing over the team again. My wife, who remembered me attending the women's basketball games while we were at UConn, took notice. The following November I found myself listening to a preseason (for the 1991-92 season) interview with Geno on the old Arnold Dean sports talk show. During the course of the interview Geno mentioned that an annual women's basketball yearbook was available for purchase. I decided that I just had to have it. I mentioned the yearbook to my wife, and told her that I was going to go buy it. My wife cringed, told me don't bother, ran off into another room, and came out with said yearbook. She had already bought it for me as a Christmas gift. That Christmas as a gift she also produced tickets to a game in Storrs against North Carolina State. We've been going to games consistently ever since, and we became season ticket holders for the 1994-95 season. [/QUOTE]

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