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by Ben York At the creation of The W just a few weeks back, things got off to such an incredibly fast start that I never really was able to write an introduction or welcome post. Obviously, if you’re reading this blog, you know...
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UConn, Tennessee won't meet -- but we'll take just having them in the same place KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -- AP Photo/Wade PayneJust having Pat Summitt and Geno Auriemma in the same venue makes for intriguing story lines. On Tuesday,...
STORRS - — The idea in college sports is to keep an eye on the future without sacrificing the present. The UConn women have mastered the skill, building and rebuilding championship teams and contenders without skipping a beat...
Senior Playing With A Competitiveness She Once Lacked Before Tina Charles could even think about becoming the best college center in the United States, the UConn senior knew she first needed to become the best person possible.
by Ben York Charde Houston can do just about anything on the basketball court — and do it exceedingly well. 1.3 spg), Houston is a key member of an extremely talented core group of young players for the Lynx who look to be a...
MOSCOW -- Of all the strange, colorful and often dangerous characters that traversed Russia's turbulent transition to a market economy in the 1990s, few had a more extraordinary biography than Shabtai von Kalmanovic, a...
The Lynx will have the No. 1 pick in the WNBA Draft next April. Minnesota, a non-playoff team the past five years, won the four-team draft lottery with New York's first-round pick. The Lynx obtained the Liberty's pick in a...
Staff reports • November 5, 2009 Shabtai von Kalmanovic, the billionaire owner of the Russian women's basketball team Spartak, was assassinated Monday night in Moscow. Kalmanovic, 59, built Spartak into the three-time European...
Since the UConn women's first national championship in 1995, the Huskies have lost only 41 games -- eight coming in 2004-05, the traumatic post-Taurasi season. Notre Dame 90, UConn 75, national semifinal, Savvis Center, St....
