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Kemba Walker story in Htfd Courant from JC book

Great read. Love the GOAT, love Kemba, love the background, love the results...

Part of our tradition, and we have a very imposing tradition
 
There's a good Youtube on the championship team with Shabazz and Kemba and how Kemba could slide over to the pure SG / creator role. That natty was pretty special (aren't they all?). Good book too...gonna read on an iPad in the Keys this Summer.
 

Good read. Like the quote that JC told him the gym was open 24 hrs a day.
"The precursor for all that came during March Madness was the Maui Invitational in November. He’d warmed up for the season with a 42-point eruption against Vermont, then when we got to Hawaii, he scored 31 points, 29 in the second half, in our win over Wichita State; then scored 30 points, going 10-for-19, as we knocked off Michigan State — sweet redemption for Kemba. In the final of the tournament, he scored 29, with six assists, as we beat Kentucky. I knew then, if he could dominate those teams, he was going to have a pretty special year."

UConn / Kentucky - Maui Invitational (the Finale) - 11-24-10 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPJ-tvjhqGs




 
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The way I remember the 2 bookend teams played in the 2011 tournament is BUcknell (Rnd 1) to BUtler in the Championship game. Both start with “BU”. The Bucknell fans that visited the boneyard pregame were some seriously arrogant dreamers thinking that they were going to upset UConn. You never know what may happen but they were a bit much. Spoiler: They were dispatched without a problem.
 
The way I remember the 2 bookend teams played in the 2011 tournament is BUcknell (Rnd 1) to BUtler in the Championship game. Both start with “BU”. The Bucknell fans that visited the boneyard pregame were some seriously arrogant dreamers thinking that they were going to upset UConn. You never know what may happen but they were a bit much. Spoiler: They were dispatched without a problem.
Was one of the posters Doug Gottlieb?
 
Calhoun is notorious for mixing up facts when he tells stories
No kidding. That always cracked me up. Calhoun was wrong all the time. Recalling a game and the score when something happened like a run, how much time was left on the clock, how many points a player had, etc. nothing that really mattered but he was rarely accurate.
 

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