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[QUOTE="cohenzone, post: 2485893, member: 504"]
I graduated from UConn so long ago (1967) that not only were there few women’s teams, but men and women at best lived in the same quadrangle, let alone the same dorm. I lived in the Towers all 4 years which was the first quad with one building women. All other quads were all of one gender. Ultimately while I was there, West Campus and The Towers flipped a few dorms to make a few more integrated quads and McMahon opened with two towers one of each gender. I was on the committee that started the ball toward mixed dorms and eliminated women’s curfews (yes, Virginie there were curfews). Would have been interesting to know if they would have scheduled a women’s hoops game on a weeknight that ended after curfew (1o:30).

Men’s hoops was king.  Until the Calhoun era, my 4 years were one of the best stretches in school history.  Toby Kimball was a few years ahead of me and my classmates included Wes Bialosukina, Tom Penders and Bill Holowaty.  Toby and Wes played pro ball.
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