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So the Lady Huskies (UConn) won over the Cardinals (Louisville) by a score of 76:54. So congrats to the team. I was a bit of a poofter because I didn't watch the game, and didn't check the score until it was almost over. :)

However, Liza Minnelli was in fine form at the concert/show she did tonight. :) There may be some souvenirs if things turn out ok. :)

I did scribble the first of nine on the train in, and pondered possibilities on the train out. I'm still hoping that I can read my chicken scratch helped by a jolting ride.

So the gentlemen in the blue shirts won (UNC/MSU 89:72) which means that I'll wear my blue shirt tomorrow.

However, the women's game is tomorrow night and I won't be watching any of it unless it runs way past 11PM. Liza Minelli y/y :)

I'm surprised at the early exit and now part of my bracket is skewed... oy.

March 23, 2009
Women's: No. 12 Ball State 71, No. 5 Tennessee 55
Lady Vols Are Upset in Opener
By JERÉ LONGMAN

A trying, exhausting season for Tennessee came to a stunningly premature conclusion Sunday night as the fifth-seeded Lady Vols, the two-time defending national women’s champion, lost to 12th-seeded Ball State, 71-55, in the first round of the Berkeley Region in Bowling Green, Ky.

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Random notes - occasionally I'll probably make a non-theatre related post, and it'll probably be about women's basketball. I'm endlessly fascinated by the college level teams, and on the women's side, I tend to love the fact that two of my favourite teams have played each other so often - UConn Huskies against the Tennessee Lady Vols.

I don't pay attention to the statistics, or the numbers, I just like to watch the games as often as I can. Other teams that I pay attention to: Stanford Cardinals, and because I like the names: North Carolina Tar Heels (I have a shirt), and the Maryland Terrapins.

On the men's game side, I think I've cheered for Kentucky, Gonzaga, and Duke. I'd never heard of Gonzaga until I'd had to write up a review on entertainment law, and read from the Gonzaga review. :: shrug ::

January 25, 2009
Pat Summitt Makes Tennessee a Cradle of Coaches
By KAREN CROUSE

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — It happens to every Lady Volunteers basketball player who has gone into coaching. She’ll be railing about a lazy pass in practice. Glaring at a player who failed to box out an opponent. Lecturing how leadership is about being respected, not liked.

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January 25, 2009
Kay Yow, Hall of Fame Women’s Basketball Coach, Dies at 66
By RICHARD GOLDSTEIN

Kay Yow, the Hall of Fame basketball coach who became an inspiring figure while continuing to coach the North Carolina State women’s team during a long battle with cancer, died Saturday in Cary, N.C. She was 66.

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