Peripherally basketball questions

[trb123]

1. What branch of engineering is Lawlor majoring in?

2. Off the top of the head can you think of other Auriemma Players majoring in STEM disciplines?

3. I have heard a great deal about tough Husky practices. Breanna Stewart had to repeat a task over and over until she succeeded. Are these standards the same for TL and BP?

4. Why is Robin Selvig (Montana HC) not in the HOF? I am pasting a link below.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_college_women's_basketball_coaches_with_600_wins

5. What was the St John's women's team nickname when the Men's team was known as the Red Men?

 

[CocoHusky]

3. yes

 

[trb123]

2 above. Please leave out bio/medical sciences. Physics, Chemistry, Math and Engineering only.

 

[bags27]

#5 is a funny question. My wife thinks the women's teams at Providence College used to be called the Lady Friars! So maybe the Lady Red Men ??

 

[Kaizen]

1. Civil Engineering

 

[AndyCT]

1. What branch of engineering is Lawlor majoring in?

She's not - she switched after freshman year. From the Ct Post: "Lawlor's love of animals has since led her to change her major to animal science."

 

[UcMiami]

#4 - a. You have to teach at a university in the US?
b. Voters only look at wikipedia and his profile there ends in 2010 with only 740 wins?
c. He had to leave the country to get win number 700 (mexico) so like with winning streaks he had to start back at 0 for the next game?
d. Give it a rest, nobody like's the bum, but there's no reason to rub it in!

Honestly - good catch, and it does sort of stand out.

 

[Zorro]

I think they were called the "Scarlet Women".

 

[Wally East]

5. They were the Express. No, it doesn't make sense

 

[Millenial23]

I think Lawlor's Biomedical Engineering (my major, yay!!). As for past players in STEM, I think Heather Buck was nursing and Stacey Marron was pre-med (guessing she's a doctor by now)! Those are the only ones that come to mind immediately. And bio-sciences are most certainly part of STEM.