Why? They chose to go to TN. Even though the KKK, Nazi Party and the Empire aren't really the same as they used to be, I still hold people in contempt who chose to join them.
My image of you is that of a Union veteran who, 75 years after Appomattox, still thinks that it is every Northerner's patriotic duty to hate all Southerners.
Hard to watch and can't imagine how hard it was to actually be there. One comment from one of their boards, "hate the gray uniforms, they should be burned with the players still in them" is a shocking reminder of how the web brings out the very worst in some people. Troublesome that on a few UConn boards things are sliding in that direction.
Thanks, You are right. I cannot see the replay.
Geno said: Thanks God she didn't come to UConn
Auburn shouldn't even be in consideration for a tournament berth, the Pac 12, and SEC have gamed the system by having scheduled games against each other. Notice how the only school that scheduled UConn this year from either of those conferences was South Carolina. When no-one from your conference is willing to schedule the best team in the country you should be penalized.
I'm sure he doesn't even waste his time these days
Preach on, Michael. But you may notice a lack of enthralled listeners. Perhaps the fault is in the message.
And so your happiness is contingent on the unhappiness of a few knuckleheads. No offense really, but with that logic let's just junk our entire Democracy. I like to think my happiness will never be linked to the misery of any other. The people responsible for those reprehensible acts against you, indeed more than reprehensible, are slowly being taken over by more level headed Lady Vol lovers. Yeah, I get some (a little) pleasure in hearing about the suffering of those few. I get it. But I also see the game I love slowly sinking into obscurity. That from being a niche sport. Those administrators who spearheaded those unwarranted attacks against Maya and her mother are either gone, were just good soldiers (like clueless Holly) or have Alzhiemer's. By the by, I have to deal daily with the effects of my mothers Alzhiemer's. First comes the suspicion, then the accusations (sound familiar?) and frustration. All well before the forgetting and (thank you Ms. Dickinson) the letting go. I love WBB. I love these great athletes who deserve the recognition and salaries commensurate with their abilities. I think we Husky fans need to be bigger than any of our UT counterparts and just let some crap go for the betterment of these great athletes. Even a rock becomes weary in the face of a meager stream.
Once again you show yourself to be better than I. I won't apologize for being the voice of reason. I will apologize to all posters who believe I've picked an angry and deep scab. My feelings are my own, and if they differ from many please dismiss them and me as a know nothing neophyte. These feelings however will never disqualify me from a full fledged membership in Husky Heaven, nor my love for these exception women who clearly play this sport for the love of it. Not the glory, the money or the attention, as do their male counterparts.
So you think Holly = Geno? That is bizarre!
What is below the dignity of the board is your repeated attempts to stir the pot when ever this subject comes up. In this case you deliberately ignore Nan's statement: "I have no animus towards the young women at Tennessee".
I consider myself no better or worse than any other human & neither should you. You should never apologize for your opinions, just simply leave enough room for others to disagree. Our collective love of UCONN WBB can be a powerful bonding agent if we keep those first two thing in mind.
I think Nas said: I have no animus towards the young women at Tennessee but the small group of fans that did their best to make trouble for UConn.
A bad start to a post that doesn't get any better in terms of being condescending, judgmental and self-righteous - in terms (as Coco rightly indicated) of telling other BYers how they "should" (in your view) feel about things.
