Could have been Lavigne for me as well but that would have been in passing. I knew Vern Giscombe and Chuck Aleksinas pretty well met most of the other guys on the team at one time or another.As far as like a real discussion Randy Lavigne. He dated a girl on the same floor as my girlfriend and hung out with my gal's roommate's brother Dennis Long the pitcher from the baseball team. Good guy.
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The one that took my daughter to her high school prom. If I say who I may lose my anonymity (he may be a poster) and possibly my still single daughter. LOL
A member of the Dream Team Season is about the best I can do.C'mon Kita can't do that to the yard. Let's hear it?
The one that took my daughter to her high school prom. If I say who I may lose my anonymity (he may be a poster) and possibly my still single daughter. LOL
Same answers for me, late August/early September my soph year, his freshman year. Do we know each other?
High School Senior. I guess that doesn't qualify, huh?Without asking who, did he go to prom with her when he was still in high school? Or was he already playing for UCONN?
Jim Sullivan. We had a class together and both lived at Carraige House. Would drive into class together on occasion. Nice guy
Tom Penders in freshman poli sci class. Sat next to me. Stories I could tell. no lack of self confidence. Actually got to know him reasonably well. My longest term roommate was a hs baseball player in Stratford and knew the whole Penders family. The next one I got to know and always a real good guy was Ron Ritter. Knew Wes B. a little because we went with girls from the same dorm our fresh year. BTW, until the "modern" era, that freshman team, which couldn't play varsity, was considered the best and packed the house. Bialosuknia, Penders, Holowaty, Ritter, Dick Thompson and PJ Curran. That was the year Dom Perno famously stole the ball from Bill Bradley to seal UConn's first NCAA tournament win in ages. They got clobbered by Duke in the next game.
I think at time he graduated he had the record for most points in the Massachusetts for Catholic schools. At least that is my recollection. Also hoped he would be a good player. I would call his career solid. Not as good a shooter as I thought he would be and slower afoot then needed to be successful at that level.Disco Jim, I wanted him to be so good. Didn't he come from the Boston area, like Dom Bosco HS and was the leading scorer in the state or something?
Do you know a good lawyer? Then I'll tell.Tell, by all means TELL!!