(10-30-2014 07:18 PM)Pirate1 Wrote:  

(10-30-2014 02:33 PM)mike012779 Wrote:  Ehhh Uconn should be 40-0 again losing a game is considered a disaster for them.

Guess that is why some UConn fans are so.... during football season...

I was last Thursday watching my 1-5 Huskies compete against this year's G5 darling...

(10-30-2014 07:18 PM)Pirate1 Wrote:  

(10-30-2014 02:33 PM)mike012779 Wrote:  Ehhh Uconn should be 40-0 again losing a game is considered a disaster for them.

Guess that is why some UConn fans are so.... during football season...

I'm honored, but really.......leave me out of this!

"Uconn picked by Coaches to win AAC Women's BBall."

In other surprising news, the sun rose today...from the east!

(10-30-2014 05:59 PM)NestaKnight1 Wrote:  Shocker!!! In other unrelated news, water has been determined to be wet.

Beat me to it.

Joey Knight @TBTimes_Bulls
UConn's Geno Auriemma voted @USFWBB No. 1

I remember a Big East game at UConn, some years ago, where USF tied them in regulation, but lost in OT. I think at the time UConn had won over 80 games in a row at home. So, perhaps GA also remembers that nailbiter.

I think we might have a better team this year than back then, so we might give him another scare. LOL

I happened to be standing in front Gampell (sp?) arena in 2010 when the Uconn women's basketball arrived under police escort from their national championship tournament win. The bus pulled up and there were more regional television reporters in attendance than there were fans to greet them. They had some kind of ceremony inside the arena, which was attended by maybe 200 people. I was stunned by the complete lack of interest by the Uconn student body. You'd think the LGBT crowd would have shown up...?

(10-31-2014 06:57 PM)wave97 Wrote:  I happened to be standing in front Gampell (sp?) arena in 2010 when the Uconn women's basketball arrived under police escort from their national championship tournament win. The bus pulled up and there were more regional television reporters in attendance than there were fans to greet them. They had some kind of ceremony inside the arena, which was attended by maybe 200 people. I was stunned by the complete lack of interest by the Uconn student body. You'd think the LGBT crowd would have shown up...?

What does that have to do with anything? Next time keep your prejudice and bigotry to yourself.

(10-31-2014 06:57 PM)wave97 Wrote:  I happened to be standing in front Gampell (sp?) arena in 2010 when the Uconn women's basketball arrived under police escort from their national championship tournament win. The bus pulled up and there were more regional television reporters in attendance than there were fans to greet them. They had some kind of ceremony inside the arena, which was attended by maybe 200 people. I was stunned by the complete lack of interest by the Uconn student body. You'd think the LGBT crowd would have shown up...?

Homophobic jokes are the best......

Glad to read you were there