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Friday, February 17, 2006
By Richard M. Walton, Inside Connecticut Sports
It has been an interesting seven days for the UConn women’s team since their loss to Rutgers a week ago. Nicole Wolff declared that she would not return for her final year of eligibility and injured Brittany Hunter returned to practice. Their distance from the top of the Polls doubled, as they dropped from forth to eighth in the AP Poll and from third to sixth in the USA Today Coaches’ Poll, despite a convincing 13 point win on the road at Texas. And the Huskies returned to their winning ways at home, beating lowly Providence College by a score of 84-58 at a less than packed Hartford Civic Center.
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Wednesday, February 8, 2006
By Richard M. Walton, Inside Connecticut Sports
After the events surrounding last season’s two meetings with Rutgers University, this was the game that every University of Connecticut women’s basketball season ticket holder had circled on their calendar at the beginning of the season. While the game lived up to the fan’s expectations, the outcome certainly did not, as the No. 9 Scarlet Knights beat the No. 4 Huskies in a thriller by a score of 60-56 at a sold out Gampel Pavilion in Storrs.
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Tuesday, February 7, 2006
By Carl Winkeler, Inside Connecticut Sports
The UConn Huskies - with a record of 20-1 - are, to put it mildly, on fire. Although they have often times looked nearly invincible this season, the recent emergence of Josh Boone and Rudy Gay has taken the Huskies to another level as they begin to battle through the toughest stretch of their schedule.
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Sunday, February 5, 2006
By Richard M. Walton, Inside Connecticut Sports
It was not supposed to be this difficult. As a matter of fact, though no one would ever come right out and say it, it was supposed to be downright easy for a variety of reasons.
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Thursday, February 2, 2006
By Carl Winkeler, Inside Connecticut Sports
Connecticut versus Pittsburgh. It has become the most highly anticipated Big East basketball game of the season, and this year was no different. With both teams ranked in the top ten, Tuesday night's match-up at Gampel Pavilion was the hottest ticket in the conference. Just ask former Connecticut forward Charlie Villanueva, who could be spotted with his brothers sitting behind the UConn bench cheering on his former team.
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Thursday, December 22, 2005
By Carl Winkeler, Inside Connecticut Sports
Things have not come easy on the basketball court at UConn for freshman forward Marcus Johnson. Heading into Sunday's match-up with the University of New Hampshire, the Los Angeles native had scored just 4 points in seven games while averaging just under eight minutes per game. But with Denham Brown sidelined (sprained knee), Johnson got his first big opportunity to make his mark. While he has struggled somewhat to find his role offensively, he has impressed his head coach with his effort, defense, and steady improvement in practices. He was rewarded with his first career start against New Hampshire.
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Wednesday, December 7, 2005
Inside Connecticut Sports Magazine
Volume 3, Issue 11
This week's issue features the UConn Football senior class as well as a look at freshman Rob Garrison.
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Sunday, December 4, 2005
By Carl Winkeler, Inside Connecticut Sports
As a senior it's become obvious to fans, coaches and teammates alike that UConn wing Denham Brown is a new man. Once quiet and stoic, Brown has pushed himself to come out of his shell and become a much needed vocal team leader, while also taking on the responsibility of expanding his game.
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Tuesday, November 29, 2005
Inside Connecticut Sports Magazine
Volume 3, Issue 10
This week's issue covers the UConn Men's trip to Maui with exclusive photos, an early look at recruiting for the UConn Football team, an outlook on Randy Edsall's success at getting his team's to finish strong, and a photo from the UConn Women's basketball team WNIT championship.
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Tuesday, April 26, 2005
By Carl Winkeler, Inside Connecticut Sports
Wayne Norman and Robert Porter have done it! They’ve chronicled the long overdue greatest memories of UConn men’s basketball. With chapters on the most important and exciting times in the history of Huskies hoops, their new book: Hoop Tales: UConn Huskies Men’s Basketball is a terrific read that breathes new life into some of the most memorable times in the annals of UConn basketball from the 1950’s through the present.
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Tuesday, April 19, 2005
Inside Connecticut Sports Magazine
Volume 2, Issue 32
We cover a cross section of sports in the first spring issue with photos and a report from UConn Football's Blue-White game, UConn Basketball highlighted in our review of the book Hoop Tales, home opener photos from both the Rock Cats and Navigators, and a final shot from a recent Wolf Pack game.
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Wednesday, March 30, 2005
Inside Connecticut Sports Magazine
Volume 2, Issue 31
With the UConn women's basketball season coming to an end last Sunday, we wrap up the season and look forward to the future of the Huskies and women's basketball in general. On the men's side, there is a feature on Charlie Villanueva's announcement to declare for the NBA draft with quotes from Charlie and coach Calhoun and some insight on who has confirmed they will be returning next season.
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Wednesday, March 23, 2005
By Michael Frank, Inside Connecticut Sports
The last time UConn lost a second round game in the NCAA Tournament came in 1992 when the Huskies lost to Vanderbilt 75-47. Sit tight Husky fans, this isn’t one of those stories.
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Monday, March 14, 2005
By Mark Pasquale
The NCAA Tournament and NIT Tournament seeding is set. Check out our tournament tracker for a side-by-side statistical look at how the teams match up in each region before filling out your tournament bracket.
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Wednesday, March 9, 2005
Inside Connecticut Sports Magazine
Volume 2, Issue 28
Jam-packed issue with a Villanueva feature, UConn Women's Big East tournament coverage, and a Senior Night basketball feature on Jason Baisch and Sami Ameziane. Plus a preview of the men's Big East tournament.
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Monday, March 7, 2005
By Mark Pasquale
The NCAA/NIT Tournament Tracker is back. We rank the teams still eligible for post-season play. Compare key team statistics and see which teams are currently on the NCAA bubble.
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Sunday, March 6, 2005
By Carl Winkeler, Inside Connecticut Sports
Head coach Jim Calhoun and his #15 ranked UConn Huskies clinched a share of their league leading 9th regular season title and 15th Big East Championship overall with an 88-70 blowout of #13 Syracuse at Gampel Pavilion Saturday afternoon.
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Sunday, March 6, 2005
By Mark Pasquale
The Big East Men's Tournament bracket is set. Just click on the link and a new page will open with the final tournament bracket. Once you are on that page, use the tabs at the bottom of the page to see tie breaker explanations as well as analysis on each team's postseason chances.
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Saturday, March 5, 2005
By Michael Frank, Inside Connecticut Sports
Baseball players have reported to spring training, the Connecticut snow is beginning to melt, and Dick Vitale is loaded on caffeine. Yes, March is in the air.
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Thursday, March 3, 2005
By Carl Winkeler, Inside Connecticut Sports
The crowd went wild. Thousands of fans held up signs and the student section chanted "Hall of Fame" as UConn men's basketball coach Jim Calhoun won his 700th game Wednesday evening at Gampel Pavilion as UConn beat the Georgetown Hoyas 83-64.
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Tuesday, March 1, 2005
Inside Connecticut Sports Magazine
Volume 2, Issue 27
This week's issue contains photos and a feature covering the UConn Women's Senior night festivities as well as a preview of their last regular season game against West Virginia and a preview of the men's game against Georgetown.
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Wednesday, February 23, 2005
By Carl Winkeler, Inside Connecticut Sports
Bonus coverage we just couldn't fit in this week's feature article on Marcus Williams in the magazine. Get the inside dish on Marcus Williams as he discusses his success on the hardwood, his favorite plays, breaking down zone defenses, and more. Also, hear what Jim Calhoun, Mike Brey, and others have to say about Williams.
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Tuesday, February 22, 2005
Inside Connecticut Sports Magazine
Volume 2, Issue 26
This week's issue contains a feature on Marcus Williams and his emergence as one of the best point guards in the country, photos from the Notre Dame game, and previews of the UConn women's "Senior night" matchup against Pittsburgh as well as the men's rematch against Pittsburgh next Saturday.
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Tuesday, February 15, 2005
Inside Connecticut Sports Magazine
Volume 2, Issue 25
Both the UConn Men's and Women's Basketball teams lost this past Sunday but not all hope is lost with our articles on the Carolina Blues and the Rumble in the RAC in this week's issue. There's also a 12-page overview on this year's UConn Football recruiting success with insights into what gaps the team needs to fill in time for next season. Plus previews of this weeks upcoming "Games of the Week".
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Tuesday, February 8, 2005
Inside Connecticut Sports Magazine
Volume 2, Issue 24
Find out in this week's issue why Denham Brown and Rashad Anderson are spending some late nights together at Gampel, an inside look at Ashley Battle, plus previews of the UConn men's upcoming basketball game against North Carolina and the women's game against Boston College.
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Friday, February 4, 2005
By Carl Winkeler, Inside Connecticut Sports
UConn head coach Jim Calhoun coached his 1,000th career college basketball game against the Villanova Wildcats Wednesday night. He is 7 victories shy of 700 wins in his career.
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Thursday, February 3, 2005
By Carl Winkeler, Inside Connecticut Sports
Hilton Armstrong came into UConn's Wednesday evening match up with Villanova hungry. Hungry for a win and hungry to pump up the crowd and his teammates. Mission accomplished. In fact Armstrong impressed the team chef, Rashad Anderson, so much that his on the court hunger may not translate off the court.
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Tuesday, February 1, 2005
Inside Connecticut Sports Magazine
Volume 2, Issue 23
This week's issue contains a feature on Ann Strother with photos from the Notre Dame game plus previews of the upcoming UConn Men's basketball game against Villanova and the UConn Women's basketball game against Rutgers.
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Thursday, January 27, 2005
By Carl Winkeler, Inside Connecticut Sports
It was Monday, January 17th, and the day couldn't have been scripted any better for Ben Gordon. As the game clock ran down at Madison Square Garden, Gordon exploded down the right side of the lane and floated up a tough one-handed 10-foot runner. The shot seemed to float over the New York City skyline before falling back to earth smoothly through the net...swish. In front of nearly 50 friends and family, Gordon, from nearby Mt. Vernon New York, took down the New York Knicks with his buzzer beating acrobatics and 13-point fourth quarter explosion. The last second victory extended Chicago's win streak to seven, and ran the Bulls record to 15-5 over their last 20 games.
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Tuesday, January 25, 2005
Inside Connecticut Sports Magazine
Volume 2, Issue 22
This week's issue contains a look inside life as a Chicago Bull for former UConn standout Ben Gordon. In addition, we take a look at the UConn Women's basketball team and the progress they've made in the first half of the season with a breakdown by position for the team. The issue also contains photos from the Bulls and Celtics game at the Fleet Center, photos from the UConn's women's game, and a preview of the upcoming UConn Men's basketball road trip.
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Saturday, January 22, 2005
By Carl Winkeler, Inside Connecticut Sports
You can feel it in the air in Storrs, Connecticut as you approach Gampel Pavilion. No, I'm not talking about the four degree temperatures that students are braving as they camp out in what is beginning to resemble a tent city. I'm talking about the electric atmosphere surrounding the game that fills the air as you make your way onto the UConn Campus. And there is plenty to be excited about.
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Thursday, January 20, 2005
By Carl Winkeler, Inside Connecticut Sports
ESPN's wildly popular show "College Football Gameday" has been adapted for college basketball and will debut Saturday at Gampel Pavilion as ESPN highlights the evening's UConn -vs- Pittsburgh match-up.
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Tuesday, January 18, 2004
Inside Connecticut Sports Magazine
Volume 2, Issue 21
This week's issue contains a Jessica Moore feature, UConn Men's and Women's basketball commentary and analysis on the improvements made by both teams during the past week, and previews of this week's upcoming UConn basketball games.
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Tuesday, January 18, 2005
By Carl Winkeler, Inside Connecticut Sports
The UConn Huskies outlasted a tough Seton Hall team Monday evening in New Jersey as they got out to a fast start before early foul trouble flustered the Huskies and their offense sputtered. Seton Hall's transition game would keep the Pirates close, but in the end UConn's relentless inside attack and halfcourt defense would be the difference as Connecticut pulled out a 77-68 road victory, giving the 11-3 Huskies a 3-1 conference record heading into Saturday's match-up with Pittsburgh at Gampel Pavilion.
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Sunday, January 16, 2005
By Carl Winkeler, Inside Connecticut Sports
The UConn Huskies continued their reign of inside dominance Saturday evening as they defeated the Rutgers Scarlet Knights 78-64 at the Hartford Civic Center. Coach Jim Calhoun had a plan to pound the ball inside against a weak Rutgers frontcourt and Calhoun got just what he wanted.
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Saturday, January 15, 2005
By Carl Winkeler, Inside Connecticut Sports
UConn head coach Jim Calhoun spoke with the media Friday as UConn prepared to face Rutgers Saturday afternoon at the Hartford Civic Center. Calhoun discussed his new contract which was announced on Friday. He also updated the media on Hilton Armstrong's knee injury and discussed a walk-on who has just been given a scholarship, among other things.
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Tuesday, January 11, 2005
By Carl Winkeler, Inside Connecticut Sports
Consistency is the key to winning basketball games and unfortunately the Huskies have not quite found it yet. Although UConn would step up against Georgetown on the road winning 66-59 on Saturday evening, they were then promptly defeated at Oklahoma on Monday 77-65. But in the midst of a difficult week, there were two constants for UConn: Charlie Villanueva and Marcus Williams.
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Tuesday, January 11, 2004
Inside Connecticut Sports Magazine
Volume 2, Issue 20
This week's issue contains a UConn versus Tennessee post-game feature, previews of this week's upcoming UConn Men's and Women's basketball games, and a final shot of Charlie Villanueva dunking on Sean Williams.
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Saturday, January 8, 2005
By Carl Winkeler, Inside Connecticut Sports
Charlie Villanueva and Denham Brown led Connecticut to a 66-59 victory over the Georgetown Hoyas Saturday afternoon with a combined 37 points, including 16-of-18 from the freethrow line and 17 rebounds. Villanueva would lead the Huskies strong first half attack with 12 points and 8 rebounds, while Denham Brown carried the Huskies through a choppy second half, scoring 13 of his 19 points.
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Friday, January 7, 2005
By Carl Winkeler, Inside Connecticut Sports
It was announced early Thursday evening that former UConn forward Marcus White will transfer to Purdue. White, a sophomore, will enroll at Purdue and be on campus to start the second semester next week. Purdue associate head coach Matt Painter was thrilled about landing White; who he feels can help the team right away. White will be eligible to play in late December of this year, after sitting out through the first semester of next season. Painter spoke with the media Thursday evening about the impact of landing White.
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Thursday, January 6, 2005
Courtesy of WHUS Radio 91.7
Sound clip highlights for UConn Football including Matt Nuzie's game winning field goal versus Akron, UConn's win over Duke, Larry Taylor's runback against Temple, and UConn's win over Toledo in the Motor City Bowl.
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Wednesday, January 5, 2005
By Michael Frank, Inside Connecticut Sports
The Huskies may have slipped in the national rankings this week but their performance has soared. Following their third regular season home loss of the century, the University of Connecticut women’s basketball team bounced back with a statement to start conference play.
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Tuesday, January 4, 2004
Inside Connecticut Sports Magazine
Volume 2, Issue 19
This week's issue contains Motor City Bowl trophy presentation photos, UConn Men's and Women's basketball feature stories, and previews of this week's upcoming UConn basketball games including UConn versus Tennessee.
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Thursday, December 30, 2004
By Michael Frank, Inside Connecticut Sports
University of Connecticut head women’s basketball coach Geno Auriemma was almost speechless for the first time in his prosperous college coaching career. The face of one of sports’ great dynasties was more stunned than irate after such an improbable loss.
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Wednesday, December 29, 2004
By Brian Pohorylo, Inside Connecticut Sports
See all of the highlights from this non-televised UConn Men's basketball game in our online photo gallery.
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Tuesday, December 28, 2004
By Carl Winkeler, Inside Connecticut Sports
UConn head coach Jim Calhoun spoke with the media Monday afternoon as Connecticut prepared for Tuesday evenings match up with Sacred Heart. Calhoun discussed the state of the teams progress, the starting lineup, Denham Brown's two game slump, and an injury to Josh Boone, among other things.
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Monday, December 27, 2004
Inside Connecticut Sports Magazine
Volume 2, Issue 18
This week's issue contains a feature on UConn walk-on Sami Ameziane's chance encounter that led to him making this year's team plus a preview of UConn's first bowl game against Toledo.
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Friday, December 24, 2004
By Carl Winkeler, Inside Connecticut Sports
UConn point guard Marcus Williams was in the holiday spirit Wednesday evening as UConn defeated Central Connecticut 87-59 at the Hartford Civic Center. Tis better to give than to receive and that's just what Williams did, dishing a school record 16 assists to his teammates just hours before the team would disperse for their individual holiday celebrations with family and friends.
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Tuesday, December 21, 2004
Inside Connecticut Sports Magazine
Volume 2, Issue 17
This week's issue contains a feature on UConn's game against Rice including a focus on the breakout play of Ed Nelson. We also have a one-on-one interview with Hartford basketball head coach Jen Rizzotti, as well as previews of the UConn Men's basketball team's upcoming game against Central Connecticut and the Women's basketball's team's upcoming road trip.
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Sunday, December 19, 2004
By Carl Winkeler, Inside Connecticut Sports
UConn head coach Jim Calhoun ran his team through a demanding, no nonsense practice at Gampel Pavilion on Saturday afternoon. The Huskies, preparing to play the Rice University Owls at 2:00 pm on Sunday at the Hartford Civic Center, have had a week full of demanding and trying practices after losing to UMass 59-61 December 9th at the Mullins Center in Amherst, Massachusetts. Calhoun discussed the difficulty of the loss, the teams preparation for Rice, and a new starting lineup. Calhoun also had both good and bad news regarding the health issues of incoming 2005 center Andrew Bynum as well as current UConn freshman AJ Price.
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Tuesday, December 14, 2004
Inside Connecticut Sports Magazine
Volume 2, Issue 16
This week's issue contains features on both Denham Brown and Charde Houston as well as a preview of the UConn Men's basketball team's upcoming game against Rice with player photos, statistics, and a game preview.
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Thursday, December 9, 2004
By Carl Winkeler, Inside Connecticut Sports
As the UConn men's basketball team prepares to play the UMass Minutemen Thursday evening at the Mullins center, Connecticut Director of Men's Basketball operations Patrick Sellers is experiencing deja-vu. Sellers not only served as an assistant coach at UMass last season but he has also been through this same experience before.
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Tuesday, December 7, 2004
Inside Connecticut Sports Magazine
Volume 2, Issue 15
This week's issue contains a feature on the UConn Women's basketball team and how they are coping after the loss of Diana Taurasi with new stars beginning to step up. We also have a feature on the men's team with a focus on Antonio Kellogg's and Marcus Williams' role in the win over Indiana. There is also a look in at both the Hartford Wolfpack and Bridgeport Sound Tigers teams.
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Tuesday, December 7, 2004
By Carl Winkeler, Inside Connecticut Sports
After a brief power outage early in the first half of play as the Huskies faced Northeastern at Gampel Pavilion, it would be UConn that would turn on the power. Connecticut would eventually clamp down on defense and dominate the Boston based Huskies in the post. UConn would crush Northeastern on the glass 74-39 while grabbing 30 offensive rebounds and scoring 52 points in the paint. They would also, once again, be sparked in the second half by the dual point guard backcourt of Marcus Williams and Antonio Kellogg.
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Friday, December 3, 2004
By Carl Winkeler, Inside Connecticut Sports
The UConn men's basketball team held a spirited practice Friday at Gampel Pavilion in preparation for a nationally televised match up with the Indiana Hoosiers at the Hartford Civic Center on Saturday. I spoke with head coach Jim Calhoun, Josh Boone and Denham Brown after practice about what they expect from Indiana as well as UConn's strategy for the game.
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Thursday, December 2, 2004
By Carl Winkeler, Inside Connecticut Sports
UConn freshman Antonio Kellogg was matched up with Charlie Villanueva in a one on one drill Monday at practice with teammates and coaches circling the action like a gang fight. Kellogg, on offense, took Villanueva to the right off the dribble from the top of the key. As he got a half step past Villanueva, Kellogg took to the sky off one leg and threw down a tremendous one handed dunk on Charlie. The UConn players went nuts, jumping up and down, high fiving, and jeering. Practice was suddenly re-energized.
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Thursday, December 2, 2004
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HARTFORD, December 2, 2004: After playing host to more than a quarter-million people this season, staff at Rentschler Field are busy preparing the field for a 'long winter's nap'.
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Tuesday, November 30, 2004
Inside Connecticut Sports Magazine
Volume 2, Issue 14
This week's issue contains a feature on the current state of the UConn Football program with a look back and analysis on a successful regular season. We also have quotes and comments from the Huskies men's team as they returned from their trip to England, including a focus on the success Rudy Gay had on the trip. The issue also has an interview with Max Good, former coach of Caron Butler. And for those hockey fans out there, a look in on the Sound Tigers win against the WolfPack with the "Winning Shot".
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Friday, November 26, 2004
By Carl Winkeler, Inside Connecticut Sports
The UConn men's basketball team topped the Brighton Bears 87-71 in their final exhibition game in England Friday afternoon at the Brighton Center in front of a crowd of 2,200. UConn was led by Rudy Gay who scored 23 points on 9-14 shooting while grabbing 11 rebounds. Denham Brown added 19 points, 6 rebounds and four assists.
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Thursday, November 25, 2004
By Carl Winkeler, Inside Connecticut Sports
After losing their first exhibition game in England on Tuesday to the London Towers, UConn exacted revenge in a Thanksgiving afternoon rematch, winning 88-74 before 1,200 fans at the Crystal Palace in London.
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Wednesday, November 24, 2004
By Carl Winkeler, Inside Connecticut Sports
After losing their first exhibition game in England to the London Towers and being outscored 22-4 in the final 6 minutes of the game, the Huskies took out their frustration on The Milton Keynes Lions Wednesday afternoon at the Brixton Recreation Center in London, winning decisively 120-74.
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Wednesday, November 24, 2004
By Carl Winkeler, Inside Connecticut Sports
I had the chance to speak with UConn head coach Jim Calhoun late Saturday evening after UConn's 90-68 season opening victory over the University of Buffalo. He spoke candidly about UConn freshman guard AJ Price and his return to basketball. Calhoun was upbeat and optimistic about Price's return to practice in the very near future.
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Tuesday, November 23, 2004
By Carl Winkeler, Inside Connecticut Sports
The UConn men's basketball team lost their first exhibition game in England to the London Towers Tuesday evening, 95-89.After a close first half which found UConn trailing 54-51, Connecticut caught fire in the third quarter shooting 10-19 from the floor to take a 74-70 lead going into the fourth quarter. UConn would pull out to a 12 point lead late in the game 85-73, before being outscored 22-4 in the games final six minutes as the Huskies missed their final ten field goal attempts.
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Tuesday, November 23, 2004
By Carl Winkeler, Inside Connecticut Sports
With his bags packed and ready for the Huskies bus ride to Boston on route to catch a flight to London, I caught up with sophomore center Josh Boone Saturday evening to ask him what he felt the team needed to accomplish on this trip to England.
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Tuesday, November 23, 2004
Inside Connecticut Sports Magazine
Volume 2, Issue 13
This week's issue contains coverage of Senior day activities at the Uconn Football team's final home game with photos of all of the senior starters as well as a preview of the upcoming game against Rutgers. The issue also has photos and a feature article on the UConn Men's basketball team's opening game against Buffalo with quotes from the team as well as coach Calhoun. Check out the "Final Shot" if you are a UConn Women's basketball fan.
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