Thanks a whole lot for posting that for us now expatriates. It was a real treat to share the thoughts and genuine emotions of two great young people. I'm glad that Bria had the courage to share that with all of us.
How's that going to happen? The best players don't want to come to the Northeast. Possibly over 10 -15 years like Geno did it, but not in the near future.Warde Manual just threw down the gauntlet to the Football Team. Their time is coming as well. Go Huskies!
Warde Manual just threw down the gauntlet to the Football Team. Their time is coming as well. Go Huskies!
Here I am a 9th degree blackbelt, sitting at my computer in my Karate dojang listening to Steph and Bria and I am wiping tears from my eyes... So much for the macho, karate grandmaster stuff... lol
get me one too pls!It has finally hit me...We have seen Bria and Stef play for the last time in UConn national blue and white. All good things come to an end and these past four years went by in a blur. They will be missed. Geno knows how to coach, but he also knows how to recruit really special kids and build them into really special adults.
Now, I need to go get a tissue...
Coach Diaco has quite a bit of Geno/Ollie in him.
I expect we are going to see some great football over the next few years.
Wow- he sounds like another Kevin Ollie!Love this from Coach Diaco about bringing his team to the rally for the women's team:
"Coach A hit me up, 'Thanks for bringing the team [to the rally],'" Diaco said. "The reality of it is, honestly, we got more than we gave. We're listening to those two young ladies [Stefanie Dolson and Bria Hartley] at the end, sobbing, just pouring out their hearts about how much they love the game, how much they love their school, how much they love their teammates and their coach. It was priceless for our guys to hear, for me to hear. It was well worth the missed practice time, 10 times more important."