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[QUOTE="BroadwayVa, post: 2212938, member: 6118"] Being who you are you understand That it is ok to rejoice in your wealth and good fortune--as long as it is not an some else expense-- and that isn't in your DNA--so enjoy the fortune Uconn has received--there shall be a year when the talent wealth shall be with another team!! Prior to the beginning of this past season--I would have guiltily written of the excessive wealth---but in many ways that wealth never got on track. We'll see if our wealth is such Uconn can cash in using it this coming season. [/QUOTE]
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