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[QUOTE="LasVegasYank, post: 2509494, member: 7711"] << Operating with a sore quad, Nurse swarmed South Florida’s top scorer, Kitija Laksa, who finished 0-for-11 from the field, 0-for-8 on 3-pointers and was scoreless. “The easiest way to do it,” Nurse said, “is to not let her catch the ball.”>> Knowing what needs to be done and doing it are two different things. Fortunately, UConn's roster is loaded with people who can. Anyone who thinks Kia's chances at a successful WNBA career are slim should watch last night's game again....and again and again. Kudos to the raging Canuck. :D [/QUOTE]
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