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[QUOTE="oldude, post: 4400608, member: 7511"] There was a time when Geno could walk into most American kids houses and the recruiting battle was essentially over. In the past decade or so, the competition for top US players has intensified, and UConn has, on several occasions, found itself #2. Internationally it’s a somewhat different story. While UConn got started a little late in targeting overseas recruits, there is no doubt that when UConn and Geno Auriemma come calling, the opportunity to play for the most famous coach and team in the history of WBB is a compelling motivation for foreign players. [/QUOTE]
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