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Paw Prints – The Daily Roundup – 12/14

December 14th, 2008 by Ian · No Comments ·

Paw Prints The Daily Roundup

It’s game day for the No. 1 UConn Huskies women’s basketball team as they return to action after final exams. They will take on the Penn State Nittany Lions in Game 2 of the Maggie Dixon Classic at Madison Square Garden. Tip-off is scheduled for approximately 2:30 PM and the game can be seen locally on CPTV. The game will also be broadcast on ESPNU.

The UConn women are ready for a Garden party.

Geno Auriemma recalls meeting the late Maggie Dixon on a recruiting trip while she was at DePaul.

Geno thinks his son, Michael, needs to hit the weight room at St. Joe’s.

Roger Cleaveland of the Waterbury Republican-American has a look at the 5 things we should know about the UConn women.

Auriemma feels like a kid when he coaches at Madison Square Garden.

Jim Fuller of the New Haven Register takes a look at Kastine Evans who is the only Connecticut player on the UConn women’s radar.

Penn State coach Coquese Washington hopes to set something up on the schedule with the UConn women for the future.

Ed Daigneault of the Waterbury Republican-American has a look at 5 things we should know about the UConn men’s basketball team.

UConn men’s assistant coach Patrick Sellers is amazed at all the technology devices the players have these days.

Saturday’s game against Gonzaga has the look of a Final Four matchup.

David Gillett has a look at the top 10 UConn players in the NBA.

UConn football coach Randy Edsall is a glass half full kind of guy.

Don’t expect Penn State backup QB  Pat Devlin to transfer to UConn.

UConn offensive lineman Will Beatty is no longer flying under the radar.

Rob Lunn checks in with another entry over at Thoughts From a Fat White Guy.

Category: Alumni News · College Football · Men's College Basketball · Women's College Basketball


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