TOCA, while Summit has consistently declined to comment on the situation, AuriESPN has continued his relational scorched earth policy. Trace the history of their interaction and you will notice a similar pattern: Summit squelching the tension and AuriESPN generally heightening it. This may explain why TN fans generally dislike UConn a bit more (than the other way around).
I see no problem in UConn's recruitment of Della Donne. She is right in their back yard. And I could see why a Georgia superstar might choose UConn over some of the local schools. What is perplexing, is how a b-ball player from Gwinnet County, Georgia, could afford to take an unofficial (unpaid) trip to Storrs, Connecticut, during school (October 2005) of her junior year. ESPN tour aside, that scenario seems skewed.
Posted on March 24 at 10:57 a.m.
TOCA, while Summit has consistently declined to comment on the situation, AuriESPN has continued his relational scorched earth policy. Trace the history of their interaction and you will notice a similar pattern: Summit squelching the tension and AuriESPN generally heightening it. This may explain why TN fans generally dislike UConn a bit more (than the other way around).
I see no problem in UConn's recruitment of Della Donne. She is right in their back yard. And I could see why a Georgia superstar might choose UConn over some of the local schools. What is perplexing, is how a b-ball player from Gwinnet County, Georgia, could afford to take an unofficial (unpaid) trip to Storrs, Connecticut, during school (October 2005) of her junior year. ESPN tour aside, that scenario seems skewed.
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