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Mike Anthony: How family, sports kept former UConn men’s basketball player Craig Austrie rooted in Fairfield County
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[QUOTE="karstenkibbe, post: 4172395, member: 4139"] Austrie is one of the classiest guys to come through UConn in the last 40 years. He used to train kids at the Stamford JCC about a decade ago and some of my friends raved about Craig’s demeanor and approach with their kids. [/QUOTE]
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