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Message: [QUOTE="Carnac, post: 2066375, member: 5798"] You're right about the circus. Remember when [B]Tim Tebow[/B] signed with the Jets a few years ago, and the "circus" atmosphere that prevailed at practice everyday? THAT was a [B]media circus[/B]. UConn is usually is the BIGGEST game on every one of their opponent's schedule. Except for teams in the AAC, where UConn comes to town once a year, it's not everyday that the #1 team in the country comes to YOUR arena for a game. When they come to Pauly Pavilion (UCLA) next season, I can almost guarantee a sellout. Even folks that are not UCLA or UConn fans will be there. Expect [U]extra[/U] local electronic and print media to cover the game as well. I hope SNY covers the game. I'd like to meet [B]Meghan Culmo[/B] and [B]Eric[/B] [B]Frede[/B] in person. The last time the Huskies came to California ([B]UC Davis/Stanford[/B]) was November 2014. I attended both games. That was the first time I got to see our girls in person. There are a lot of UConn fans in the golden state, and on the west coast. There will be a lot of folks wearing UConn gear in the stands for BOTH games. There is no way UConn is playing a game [U]anywhere[/U] in California, and I don't go. When UConn comes west, it's a very BIG deal!!! :D I can't remember the last time (if ever), UConn came to [U]Southern California[/U] for a game. They usually play teams in the northern part of the state (UC Davis, Stanford, Pacific). Nirvana for me would be for UConn and UCLA to sign an 8 year home & home contract. When I watch a game on TV, and see all of those lucky fans that get to attend the game in person, I'm a little envious. I wish I was there among them. Watching a game in Gampel and the XL Center is on my short bucket list. [/QUOTE]

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