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Iraqi Women Form Their School's First Women’s Basketball Team
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[QUOTE="dannykuconn, post: 2972069, member: 51"] When there are long breaks in between games I try to see women's basketball from different views. Friday I am going to see Hartford and Central Ct. play. I also found this recently which was posted to YouTube over three years ago. It gave a different and interesting outlook on women's basketball. Yes UConn was mentioned in the first video. I am curious on what other fans here think of it. The part when the opposing coach slaps his player in her face is not good but pretty much the rest gives a unique look on what women's basketball means to these girls. Here is the link to the videos. [URL='https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pKbM642BAQs&list=PLXQ-B69QR-5N4HmZ8o3_5L739wh2Sux_h']https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pKbM6...[/URL] [/QUOTE]
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