I mean damn.... they are straight crushing anyone in their way.

Impressive to say the least. Congrats to UCONN!

Toughest opponent they face all year are themselves in scrimmages.

It's not even fair anymore

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(04-05-2016 10:15 PM)Stay Cool Wrote:  It's not even fair anymore

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The gap will narrow considerably next year with the graduation of UConn's Big 3, and they might not even be the pre-season No.1 next year. They bring in point guard Crystal Dangerfield though, who they hope to eventually plug in to replace Moriah Jefferson.

So impressed with that program. Those women work freaking hard. Yeah, they're talented too, but the amount of hard work and critical focus is nothing short of amazing. Hearing several of the players talk about wanting to crush Syracuse extra hard because the Orange wouldn't schedule them was a nice touch too. I admire that.

(04-05-2016 11:26 PM)CornellCoog Wrote:  So impressed with that program. Those women work freaking hard. Yeah, they're talented too, but the amount of hard work and critical focus is nothing short of amazing. Hearing several of the players talk about wanting to crush Syracuse extra hard because the Orange wouldn't schedule them was a nice touch too. I admire that.

I've said it before, extremely proud to call you conference mates.

At least our conference is consistently winning a national championship in a major sport every year since its inception 3 years ago.

I am from CT, UCONN is really incredible in bball.. Grats Ladies!!!! AAC AAC!

Next year will be much more competitive. This team was special.

The national media really missed the story of how incredible Breanna Stewart is at basketball and instead decided to try and slam the sport and Geno's program. A once in a generation player like Stewart should have been celebrated. The team's dominance should have been attributed to her abilities. Yet, Shaughnessy and the rest of the lazy journalists that rolled with the punch lines went in a WAY different direction this year. It's too bad because she was the type of NCAA athlete that could attract new fans, and was certainly far from " bad for the sport."

She's easily the best thing to ever come out of Syracuse. It was amusing for me to see her father in a UConn t-shirt last night.

(04-06-2016 07:28 AM)Hank Schrader Wrote:  Next year will be much more competitive. This team was special.

The national media really missed the story of how incredible Brianna Stewart is at basketball and instead decided to try and slam the sport and Geno's program. A once in a generation player like Stewart should have been celebrated. The team's dominance should have been attributed to her abilities. Yet, Shaughnessy and the rest of the lazy journalists that rolled with the punch lines went in a WAY different direction this year. It's too bad because she was the type of NCAA athlete that could attract new fans, and was certainly far from " bad for the sport."

She's easily the best thing to ever come out of Syracuse. It was amusing for me to see her father in a UConn t-shirt last night.

I agree Hank we have both lazy journalist and lazy unethicle attorneys

(04-05-2016 11:26 PM)CornellCoog Wrote:  So impressed with that program. Those women work freaking hard. Yeah, they're talented too, but the amount of hard work and critical focus is nothing short of amazing. Hearing several of the players talk about wanting to crush Syracuse extra hard because the Orange wouldn't schedule them was a nice touch too. I admire that.

(04-06-2016 06:42 PM)vodka Wrote:  

(04-05-2016 11:26 PM)CornellCoog Wrote:  So impressed with that program. Those women work freaking hard. Yeah, they're talented too, but the amount of hard work and critical focus is nothing short of amazing. Hearing several of the players talk about wanting to crush Syracuse extra hard because the Orange wouldn't schedule them was a nice touch too. I admire that.

Thought yall were drinking dat Orange Crush.