Who died, Shea?

[UConnNick]

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Are we good now?

IDK. She's wearing black, which is a depressing color.

 

[CL82]

Oh good, I was worried we’d run out of things to complain about

Kind of seems like we must be getting close to the bottom of the barrel though, doesn't it?

 

[cohenzone]

Not hardly!! I've noticed that too. I very seldom comment on this type of observation, but, I have to go along with slug25 on this one. Shea wears the same furrowed brow expression regardless of the score or circumstances, but especially when something goes awry. We see CD smile a lot during the game. Even Geno smiles once in a while.

She is a cold hearted killer during games. Always was. I have seen her smile plenty after the final horn.

 

[CocoHusky]

She just heard that Gina was going to retire and she was going to be his replacement.

Gina is going to retire? She just took that Job at UVA!

 

[HopJim]

Suspect its partially a result of the young talent on this year's team. Particularly lately, even during the 100+ point games, Geno seems to be spending his focus on "coaching." Some may call his tone to the frosh other words and phrases. I know this has always been his style but less positive reinforcement this year. CD seems to know how to cope but can't believe its much fun listening to this 2 plus hours each day.

 

[eebmg]

Apparently, Shea can smile at greatness

 

[mbr33ct]

Princess Lea to the left?

 

[eebmg]

Princess Lea to the left?

Whatever works.

 

[Vancat]

she obviously reads the BY. LOL

 

[JordyG]

I'd have that occasional frown too if I had to put in so many baby diaper hours.

 

[Mlb0814]

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This shot is a great example of the joy these ladies have when their team scores. Besides when games are on the line, I have never seen a team celebrate each other like UConn does.

 

[jimazee]

Does anyone remember Shea’s intensity as a player? I mean coaching is also a game so to me, “she’s bringing it” like she did when she played!

She is a cold hearted killer during games. Always was. I have seen her smile plenty after the final horn.

She was a special player...even for UConn.

 

[cohenzone]

She was a special player...even for UConn.

My favorite. I saw her play her first frosh exhibition game the season after everyone’s favorite high intensity player, Rizzoti, had graduated. You could see right away that Jen probably wouldn’t be missed as much as everyone feared.

 

[HuskylnSC]

Thanks for all the Pulido pics. IMHO the greatest single moment in UConn history and perhaps college basketball who knew the story