Gus Mahler
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Nice, light read on Saniya Chong and earning the last laugh
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The tone of the article to be very negative and reminiscent of a former BY poster musings about Saniya. For example:
"It is also the same player who was single-handedly blamed for UConn's loss in the Final Four two weeks ago, snapping the Huskies' streak of 111 consecutive wins and ending the chance for a fifth consecutive national title."
Sorry to be so blunt but if you single-handedly blamed Saniya for that loss you are an idiot. You are a bigger idiot for putting something like this in print.
"It is also the same player who was single-handedly blamed for UConn's loss in the Final Four two weeks ago, snapping the Huskies' streak of 111 consecutive wins and ending the chance for a fifth consecutive national title."
Sorry to be so blunt but if you single-handedly blamed Saniya for that loss you are an idiot. You are a bigger idiot for putting something like this in print.
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Geno preemptively answered this question in his post-game presser. He did a class job of making it clear that victories as well as defeats are a team effort and no game is lost on a single play. He said Saniya is really good at drawing fouls and she thought she could draw one in that instance...so, she turned the corner and it didn't work out that way. He didn't blame her and neither should anyone else.