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UConn's Greatness Arrives Earlier Than Expected
The Hartford CourantNEW ORLEANS — We heard greatness was coming, as sure as the distant whistle of an oncoming train. As sure as Diana Taurasi and Maya Moore, we all knew it was coming. We just didn't know exactly when. Today, we do. Greatness arrived in the City...Tags: Tina Charles, Geno Auriemma, University of Connecticut Women's Basketball Program, Students, Teaching and Learning
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Huskies Top Louisville 93-60 For National Championship
The Hartford CourantAfter all the years and countless milestones, it's hardly possible for UConn to bounce a pass anymore without making history. Geno Auriemma, the master craftsman, and his series of master classes, have become to their sport what Howard Johnson was to...Tags: Students, Teaching and Learning, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Connecticut Huskies, College Sports
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It's All Over For Faris, Doty, Buck
The Hartford CourantTuesday's national championship game brought the careers of Kelly Faris, Caroline Doty and Heather Buck to an end at UConn. For Doty and Buck, fifth-year seniors, it has been a significant run — five seasons, five Final Fours. "Definitely, it...Tags: Geno Auriemma, Women's National Basketball Association, Caroline Doty, Ohio State Buckeyes, National Collegiate Athletic Association
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UConn women win 8th title in rout of Louisville
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — His eighth national championship in hand, Geno Auriemma wanted to savor the moment and not talk about a dynasty just yet. He had just tied Pat Summitt for the most titles in in NCAA history and wasn't ready to discuss a repeat....
Tags: University of Connecticut Women's Basketball Program, Geno Auriemma, Students, Teaching and Learning, Sue Bird
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Cardinal fans revel in Louisville NCAA victory
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Fans poured into the streets to celebrate the Cardinals' NCAA championship win over Michigan, throwing all-night parties that at one point became so raucous police in riot gear used pepper spray to break them up....
Tags: Colleges and Universities, University of Louisville, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Riots, Georgia Dome
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When east is west and west is east
timr@herald-mail.comThe first weekend of this October, two planes will pass each other. One, filled with football players from the Northeast will be traveling some 1,300 miles to play a team in Texas. The other, filled with Texas football players, will be traveling even...Tags: Texas Longhorns, Connecticut Huskies, College Sports, Maryland Terrapins, Travel
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10 Things to Know for Today
Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today: 1. OBAMA'S BUDGET PLAN WOULD RAISE TAXES, TRIM MEDICARE AND SOCIAL SECURITY The president sends Congress a $3.77 trillion proposal today to tame...Tags: Politics, Air Transportation Delays, U.S. Congress, National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Roanoke native shines in Final Four
WDBJ7 ReporterA Roanoke native is talk of the country. Luke Hancock was named the most outstanding player in the Final Four. He is a Hidden Valley High School graduate from Roanoke County. Nearly 25 million people tuned into the NCAA National Championship game...Tags: Schools, National Collegiate Athletic Association, High Schools, College Sports
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NCAA title game started and ended too late for many viewers
It was a great game. But it's likely that many missed the finish. That's because the NCAA men's basketball championship game between Louisville and Michigan didn't end until 11:45 Eastern time. And, then after the game's conclusion, CBS had to get in...Tags: Philadelphia 76ers, CBS Corp., Kevin Ware, Saturday Night Live (tv program), Arts and Culture
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UConn Women Break Notre Dame's Spell, Win 83-65
The Hartford Courant— There's been nothing better for women's college basketball over the past three seasons than Notre Dame playing UConn. The brightness of this matchup has given the sport what sunshine offers flowers. And the competitive exhilaration it...Tags: Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Geno Auriemma, Big East Conference, Kelly Faris, National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Behold The Metamorphosis Of Breanna Stewart
The Hartford Courant— In a frank and prophetic moment during the NCAA Bridgeport Regional, Geno Auriemma pulled away the curtain on his great freshman's psyche. "Right away, from the Big East tournament, I saw a change in Breanna Stewart," Auriemma said. "She was...Tags: Geno Auriemma, Students, Teaching and Learning, XL Center, National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Recruit Saniya Chong Gets A Look At The Future
The Hartford Courant— Saniya Chong, the only member of UConn's Class of 2014, played 21 minutes in Saturday's WBCA All-America Game and scored nine points with six rebounds, four assists and one steal for the Purple team. That was not as important to her as what she...Tags: Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Geno Auriemma, Basketball, Big East Conference, Sports
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