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It’s game day for the UConn Huskies women’s basketball team as they’ll take on the Purdue Boilermakers in the second round of the NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament at Gampel Pavilion in Storrs, CT. The game is scheduled to start at 7:00 p.m. and will be nationally-televised on ESPN. The game will also be available online at ESPN3.com. If you can’t catch the television broadcast, you can always listen to the game on the WTIC/UConn Radio Network.
UConn Women’s Basketball links
Maya on verge of another record [Jim Fuller – New Haven Register]
Johnson hoping to contribute [Joe Perez – Norwich Bulletin]
Huskies Seniors Chasing History [John Altavilla – Hartford Courant]
Notes From Monday’s UConn Women Practice [John Altavilla – Hartford Courant]
Purdue Coach Sharon Versyp On Drey Mingo’s Illness [John Altavilla – Hartford Courant]
Maya Moore On Saying Goodbye To Gampel Pavilion [John Altavilla – Hartford Courant]
Urging UConn Fans To Show Drey Mingo Their Admiration [John Altavilla – Hartford Courant]
Purdue’s inspiration [Lee Lewis – The Republican-American]
Philly Regional Tidbits From Gampel [Rich Elliott – CT Post]
Mingo A Great Inspiration For Purdue [Rich Elliott – CT Post]
Moore, Dixon Looking For A Perfect Ending At Home [Rich Elliott – CT Post]
Comebacks like Mingo’s are what the NCAA tournament is all about [Vickie Fulkerson – The Day]
Preparing for Round Two [UConnHuskies.com]
Maya, UConn want perfect ending to home career [CT Post]
Purdue’s Mingo overcomes life-threatening illness [CT Post]
UConn women’s notebook: Hartley, Dolson cool in NCAA debuts [CT Post]
Moore, Dixon Playing Last Game At Gampel [Hartford Courant]
Purdue’s Drey Mingo Has Already Won [Hartford Courant]
Seniors Maya Moore, Lorin Dixon look to improve to 81-0 at home [New Haven Register]
A reunion of sorts for Boilermakers Antionette Howard and Courtney Moses [New Haven Register]
Purdue star fought for her life, now she’s fighting UConn [Norwich Bulletin]
Women’s Basketball Notebook: Freshman breaks out in tournament opener [Norwich Bulletin]
One more from Gampel for Maya [The Day]
Notebook: Emotional season for Purdue [The Day]
A WIN SURE WOULD BE SWEET [The Daily Campus]
Moore or less, she’s been the best [The Hour]
UConn Men’s Basketball links
Good news for UConn fans [Gavin Keefe – The Day]
Rockets Send Hasheem Thabeet Down To The D-League [Mike Anthony – Hartford Courant]
UConn versus San Diego State preview [UConn Huskies Basketball]
UConn Highlights 2011: From Maui to Manhattan [UConn Huskies Basketball]
Walker Announced As Finalist For Naismith Award [UConnHuskies.com]
NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament Game Tickets/Travel Update [UConnHuskies.com]
Walker elevates game and UConn [CT Post]
Huskies plenty wary of San Diego State [The Day]
UConn star’s grandmother caught up in NCAA madness [Fayetteville Observer]
UConn Football links
Spring superlatives: Connecticut [Brian Bennett – ESPN.com]
The Big East’s best: No. 1 Jordan Todman [Brian Bennett – ESPN.com]
DC answered a plethora of questions in his mailbag [Desmond Conner – Hartford Courant]
FWG Interview: Anthony Sherman [The Fat White Guy]
Pasqualoni Has A Lot Of QBs To Look At [Hartford Courant]
Other UConn related links
Baseball. No. 19 Huskies Down No. 20 College of Charleston 3-1 [UConnHuskies.com]
Baseball. No. 19 UConn Baseball Falls to Southern Miss 6-3 [UConnHuskies.com]
W. Lacrosse. UConn Falls To Rutgers, 10-9 In BIG EAST Opener [UConnHuskies.com]
Softball. Softball Drops Games To Hofstra, Columbia [UConnHuskies.com]
Softball. Saveriano Throws Shutout Against Columbia [UConnHuskies.com]
