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This article was taken from the Hartford Courant - Wednesday November 4, 2015
The Notre Dame-UConn rivalry, now the most intense the sport has to offer, continues in the Jimmy V Women's Classic in Storrs on Dec. 5. It will match the teams that have played for the national championship in the past two seasons.
Notre Dame coach Muffet McGraw wants a yearly renewal of the rivalry, one which has been in the nonconference format since the Irish moved to the ACC three seasons ago.
"Yes, it's something I want," McGraw said. "I think [UConn and Notre Dame] are interested in it. It's a good game for us, a good game for women's basketball. People enjoy it and I would continue to like playing it before the conference season starts. In my mind, we are going to keep playing."
It appears that Muffet has no plans of dousing the flames on the hottest rivalry in WCBB:
This game is always the hottest ticket in town. It 's a great rivalry game that goes way back. It's always televised nationally, and is a good barometer for each team to measure their progress before conference play begins.
The Notre Dame-UConn rivalry, now the most intense the sport has to offer, continues in the Jimmy V Women's Classic in Storrs on Dec. 5. It will match the teams that have played for the national championship in the past two seasons.
Notre Dame coach Muffet McGraw wants a yearly renewal of the rivalry, one which has been in the nonconference format since the Irish moved to the ACC three seasons ago.
"Yes, it's something I want," McGraw said. "I think [UConn and Notre Dame] are interested in it. It's a good game for us, a good game for women's basketball. People enjoy it and I would continue to like playing it before the conference season starts. In my mind, we are going to keep playing."
It appears that Muffet has no plans of dousing the flames on the hottest rivalry in WCBB:
This game is always the hottest ticket in town. It 's a great rivalry game that goes way back. It's always televised nationally, and is a good barometer for each team to measure their progress before conference play begins.