Saturday, April 11, 2015

DoggyDaddy's Dailies 4/12/15


 
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All good things must come to an end, well, at least to a slowing down. The season is over, the links are few and far between and golf and my wife are looking for me.

I'll post when I can and will announce when I have something on facebook and the UConn Territory message board. I'm sure there will be recruiting info, USA games, AAU games, WNBA games to post about here and there that would interest UConn fans.

Thanks so much for reading. I hope you all had as much fun reading my blog as I did writing it during the season. It was a hell of a ride.

THANKS!!!!!


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I watched the Wooden Award presentation and it was so much fun to watch Kaleena and Breana interact.

They showed a quick video with commentary for each nominee and after they had a camera on the 5 players. Kaleena stared at Breanna until Stewart finally looked at her. KML then nodded her head at Breanna as if to say, get up and get the award. As they announced Stewarts name, KML mouthed the words "Breanna Stewart" with the announcer. Hysterical.  
 
 

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Friday, April 10, 2015

DoggyDaddy's Dailies 4/11/15


 
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Breanna Stewart wins the Wooden Award  
 
"To win an award with John Wooden's name on it is an unbelievable honor. Obviously he's the best in the basketball world," Stewart said after winning the award. "It just shows that a lot of hard work pays off."
 
Stewart also has been selected as the Naismith Trophy winner and was named the Associated Press, USBWA and WBCA National Player of the Year. The only award she didn't win so far was the ESPN award. What a remarkable achievement for this talented young woman.
 
 
  
 
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The Hartford Courant put together a great pictorial of all ten championships. Of you haven't seen this yet, make sure you do. Here is the link. Dynasty - Ten Titles!!!!
 
1995
 
2000
 
2015
 
Geno seems to enjoy it more and more as the years go on!!
 
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Here are some tweets put together by my friend Joan, who gathered them and posted them on the best message board around - UConn Territory!!!  Come visit there if you want to read more great UConn ideas and join in!!!
 
Mike Dimauro was seated behind the UConn bench so was within earshot of some of Geno's best:

Mike DiMauro @bcgenius
Geno just told the committee members at the table (referring to Dee Kantner): "She thinks everyone is here to see her." #UConn #ncaaWFF

Mike DiMauro @bcgenius
After Tuck's last miss, Geno: "Holy poo, Tuck." #UConn #ncaaWFF

Mike DiMauro @bcgenius
CD thanks Dee Kantner for calling a foul on ND. Kantner: "You're welcome." #ncaawff #UConn

Mike DiMauro @bcgenius
Here is why women's basketball spins its wheels: 2 teams that run beautiful offense are being hijacked by Dee Kantner. #UConn #ncaaWFF


Sally Jenkins was critical of Tenn's offense but appreciates what UConn does even if last night's game was not its best.
Sally Jenkins @sallyjenx
#UConn dribbles less than others. Ball seldom hits the deck. Two dribbles, pass. Three, pass. So pretty — and hard to guard

Sally Jenkins @sallyjenx
#Uconns screens are bigger. Cuts are sharper. Everything just a bit better than other teams.


Jim Fuller@nhrjimfuller
Can't believe Dee Kantner didn't make Final Four All-Tournament team


Twitter ban is lifted!! (tho Stewie missed a word -- NOT)

Breanna Stewart@bre_stewart30
I told you that you would be disappointed!!! #3PEAT #BleedBlue

Kiah Stokes @kstokes41
2015 national champs!!! I love this team

Meghan Gardler @meghangardler
Newspaper save money with the front page "Huskies win again" .. They just replace the picture year to year

Meghan Gardler @meghangardler
CD looks better now than she did when I was playing .. Our assistant coaches are babes

Meghan Gardler @meghangardler
@theladykg you were on TV! But no one cared about you the camera was on Sue you were just next to her


Meghan Gardler @meghangardler
Rosie to the rescue #hottrainer
Great photo of Gabby and Kia linked to Gabby's twitter feed:

Gabby Williams @gabby15williams
Oh how I love you!! #WEDIDIT #twinning #SophomoreYearHereWeCome


Kia's Uncle Donovan was at the game

Donovan McNabb @donovanjmcnabb
Thanks to @bre_stewart30 @kaynurse11 @m_Tuck3 @gabby15williams @_BonnBonn for a great weekend. Hard work always pays off. See you next year.


Mike Flynn @mikeflynn826
@wparker @espnw @bluestarmedia1 @womhoopsguru @uconnwbb The team next year will better than this one w @33katielou onboard
Jewell Loyd loves Kobie and Kobie appreciates Geno

Kobe Bryant @kobebryant
Hope we appreciate the Genius of Geno and his players over the years #10
#Zenlike #UConn #NationalChampions



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Are viewers tuning out the UConn women’s basketball dynasty? Awful Announcing
McNabb celebrated with UConn's women after championship win NBC Philadelphia
UConn women No. 1 Florida Courier
UConn women carrying AAC’s banner Journal Enquirer
Calls Mo Jefferson 'The Wind' Hartford Courant
This Week in Sports: By the Numbers Chicago Maroon
How FiveThirtyEight’s NCAA Tournament Forecasts Did Five Thirty Eight
Why UConn is so dominant in women's college basketball VOX
Notebook: A win for the American way  Carl Adamac
Funding completed for UConn championship parade Jim  Fuller
Lauren Hill's legacy will live on well after her death Jim Fuller




Smith: Recent additions shake up WNBA draft ESPN
Jewell Loyd Declares Intention To Enter 2015 WNBA Draft iHigh
Doughty column: UVa women's hoops at a crossroads Roanoke Times
Women's basketball: Lauren Hill loses battle with cancer The Columbus Dispatch
Women's college basketball: Alwal's WNBA dreams are near Daily Globe
Fans welcome Irish women's basketball team home WSBT
 UT leaders stand up for women's athletics, Hart rivals.com
Notre Dame Fighting Irish ESPN
GW's Jonquel Jones Named to ECAC All-Star Team gwsports
Schaefer receives extension, raise after historic season Jackson Clarior-Ledger


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Thursday, April 9, 2015

DoggyDaddy's Dailies 4/10/15


 
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So, why did he get to keep his hair????
 
Check out my brother's blog. They only let him blog because he owns the company.
 

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Well, the talk of the internet is Jewell Loyd declaring for the WNBA draft with one year of college eligibility remaining.
 
She shocked everyone with this decision, including her coach and sports information director.
 
"Irish coach Muffet McGraw said that Loyd initiated a meeting with her a few weeks ago to talk about her future. McGraw said that Loyd acknowledged her WNBA eligibility and assured McGraw she would be returning.""While she has until Wednesday to declare because she is in the national championship game, Notre Dame sports information director Chris Masters said Loyd is "100 percent staying".
 
What a turnaround in just a couple of days.
 
Incredibly, if she is selected in the first 4 picks,  it would make Notre Dame the first school in the 19-year history of the WNBA college draft to produce lottery (top-four) picks in four consecutive years (2012-Devereaux Peters to Minnesota; 2013-Skylar Diggins to Tulsa; 2014-Kayla McBride to San Antonio – all with the No. 3 overall selection). Even more incredibly, none of those Notre Dame teams have won the National Championship.
 
There is quite the brouhaha among the Notre Dame fans, UConn fans and fans of other top teams.
 
The ND fans are as expected, very upset with this decision. One of them posted this on the Notre Dame fan board, NDNation.Com. Click here to read the entire post, but here is a taste -
 
Without a doubt, it appears that Jewell Loyd is in the process of making a 40-year mistake. She is deserting the teammates and coaches who have worked so terribly hard to be in a position to win a National Championship......and now that they are clearly all aligned to do just that next season, she abandons her teammates. The chance to leave a SIGNIFICANT legacy at the University of Notre Dame was there......she would have been the most prolific scorer in the history of women's basketball for the Irish, and surely could have left with a wonderful National Championship to her credit. These are the things that will haunt her the rest of her life.....maybe not in her 20s, or even her 30s....but down the line as she ages and fully recognizes the total scope of what and how people were adversely affected by her decision. She simply didn't finished what she started.....she kinda just "crapped out" on them.  
 
What a total moron.
 
Then you have this fan, who says they have no team they root for - "And so the end begins for women's college basketball. Let's lower the basket so they can dunk more as they pass through the Motel 6 of college. Let's pay them salaries during their enslaved transient stays. Let's sue the WNBA under the antitrust laws to do away with all those unintelligible restrictions on WNBA draft eligibility. There are legal precedents for success.  I'm personally looking forward to Mo'ne Davis playing pro in some unpronounceable country next year." 
 
Another idiot!
 
And from a Tennessee fan - "Stupid move, IMO, but whatever. It won't be so easy to finish school once she's done the pro thing, and apparently she hasn't yet figured out the importance of a degree. But best of luck to her anyway."
 
Then you have former ND players chiming in -
 
 
Natalie Achonwa @NatAchon  - smh, people are so quick to criticize, ridicule, & judge when they only see half of the picture.
 
Devereaux Peters @MsPeters14  - So many thoughts man. So sad and misguided, but to each her own I guess....
 
And others -
 
Broadcaster LaChina Robinson ‏@Lives2Inspire  - Jewell Loyd has decided to leave early for the @WNBA. It's sad that she will never receive the college POY awards that she earned THIS year. 
 
RebeccaLobo@rebeccalobo - This draft was underwhelming a week ago. Now it's fascinating. Seattle has the first and third picks. Loyd, Zahui B and KML...

 
It's amazing how everyone thinks they are experts in running other peoples lives. At least Muffet McGraw was class with her remarks - “We appreciate all that Jewell has done for our program and the University of Notre Dame during her time here,” Fighting Irish head coach Muffet McGraw said. “We understand this was not an easy decision. We wish her nothing but happiness and success at the next level."
 
Thank you Coach McGraw and maybe, just maybe others can follow her fine example.   

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Here are some great thoughts from my friend Alex. He is a regular poster on a couple of UConn message boards. Mostly the best board - UConn Territory!!!  Come visit there if you want to read more great UConn ideas and join in!!!
 
 
Let's talk about The Golden Era of UConn WBB. As of last year, I posited UConn's Golden Era from 2007-08 on was even more golden than from 2000-04. Of course now, things are all the more more golden now. Consider this:

-From the 2007-08 through the 2014-15 seasons, UConn has gone 296-14. That's an average season of 37 wins and 1.75 losses.

-UConn's NCAA tournament record is 42-3, or a 93.33% winning percentage.

-The Huskies have been to eight consecutive Final Fours when the previous record in WCBB was five.

-Obviously, UConn has five NCs during this period. That's kind of a big deal, right? Even bigger? A three-peat and two consecutive championships, or THREE successful title defenses.

-This string of seasons has featured a 90-game winning streak, the longest in CBB history. Additionally, as of now, UConn has won 84 of its last 85 games.

-UConn's current NCAA tournament winning streak is 18. The current record is Tennessee's. The LVs won 21 games in a row before falling to Duke in the 1999 regional finals. Should UConn get back to the Final Four in 2016, that streak will have been broken.

-New names have adorned the Huskies of Honor wall: Renee Montgomery, Tina Charles, Maya Moore, Bria Hartley, Stefanie Dolson, and Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis. Next year, Breanna Stewart and Moriah Jefferson will follow suit.

-UConn has had the NPOY winner in the 2009, 2010, 2011, 2014, and 2015 seasons.

-Meanwhile, the WNBA championships and Team USA gold medals have had an obvious UConn penumbra cast upon it.

-On top of all of that, as hard as it is to bid adieu to KML and Kiah, I can't wait to say bonjour to Katie Lou, Napheesa, Dajanae, and Natalie. Add that quartet to the kids from this season who will be back for another year, and it's clear UConn will be an overwhelming favorite to four-peat.

Folks, if you can think of a way it gets any better than this, I'd like to know what it is. When Maya and Tina were on campus, they broke new ground. As Maya was departing, we knew KML was arriving soon, that Bria and Stef were only freshmen, that Stewie and Mo had already committed, and that Morgan was recovering very nicely from her ACL injury in 2009. We knew the wave of success Maya and Tina caused was going to become a tsunami. Everything has transpired as predicted. Everything is perfect.

Everything is golden.
 
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Final Coaches Poll

TOP 25 TEAMS, WEEK 20

RANK TEAM RECORD POINTS 1st Place Votes Prev CHANGE Hi/Low
1 Connecticut 38-1 800 32 1 0 1/4
2 Notre Dame 36-3 768 0 2 0 1/7
3 South Carolina 34-3 726 0 4 1 1/4
4 Maryland 34-3 714 0 3 -1 3/11
5 Baylor 33-4 641 0 6 1 3/13
6 Tennessee 30-6 637 0 5 -1 4/14
7 Florida State 32-5 635 0 7 0 6/NR
8 Arizona State 29-6 533 0 9 1 8/NR
9 North Carolina 26-9 516 0 12 3 6/14
10 Louisville 27-7 504 0 8 -2 4/11
11 Iowa 26-8 388 0 15 4 11/24
12 Duke 23-11 382 0 16 4 7/17
13 Oregon State 27-5 371 0 10 -3 7/21
14 Stanford 26-10 346 0 17 3 1/20
15 Princeton 31-1 334 0 13 -2 13/NR
16 Kentucky 24-10 328 0 11 -5 8/15
17 Dayton 28-7 318 0 NR 0 22/NR
18 Mississippi State 27-7 256 0 14 -4 13/NR
19 Gonzaga 26-8 190 0 NR 0
20 Ohio State 24-11 152 0 23 3 23/NR
21 Florida Gulf Coast 31-3 147 0 21 0 21/NR
22 Texas 24-11 133 0 29 7 3/NR
23 Rutgers 23-10 120 0 22 -1 17/NR
24 South Florida 27-8 83 0 25 1 25/NR
25 George Washington 29-4 77 0 19 -6 19/NR
 
Here are a few thoughts from my friend David in Naples. He would like all the folks complaining about UConn's "weak" schedule to shut up. I agree!!!

1. UConn played 13 games against the top 25 teams.
2. UConn played the #2, #3 and #4 teams a total of four times. (ND twice)
3. UConn won those four games by a combined 76 points. That's an average of 19 pts/game. ;)
4. Dayton finished #17 and USF was #24.
5. UConn's only loss, in overtime, was to #14, Stanford.
6. Notre Dame (#2), South Carolina (#3) and Maryland (#4) had a combined 9 losses. :rolleyes:
7. Baylor (#5), Tennessee (#6) and Florida State (#7) had 15 combined losses.

 
UConn schedules anyone and everyone they can fit in, given the conference schedule they MUST play.
It would not have mattered if UConn had played every one of the other 24 teams in the poll. The results would have been the same. UConn #1....!! :cool:

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Auriemma And Wooden: Relentlessly Chasing Perfection Hartford Courant
Geno Auriemma: Bill Belichick is ‘only coach worth (expletive)' Yardbarker
NCAA champs to parade through Hartford on Sunday CT Post
Husky Victory Parade Set for Sunday, April 12 in Hartford UConnhuskies
Parade to celebrate UConn women’s national title slated for Sunday NH Register
UConn women will be favorites to win 11th title next year Brunswick News
Huskies Receive Warm Welcome; 'It Never Gets Old,' Says Geno Hartford Courant
Celebrations erupt on UConn campus after national championship victory Sportzedge
Stokes found a niche at UConn, and earned 3 titles thegazette.com
Cleaveland: UConn's 3rd straight title not as easy as it looked Roger Cleaveland
Tampa earns high marks after hosting second Women’s Final Four Tampa Tribune
Michael Arace: Auriemma worthy of comparisons to Wooden Buckeye Extra
Obama congratulates Duke, UConn ESPN
Better memories at this Final Four in Tampa for UConn great Maya Moore Jim Fuller
Rest, Team Canada in Nurse’s future  Carl Adamac
GEICO SportsNite: UConn women celebrated after claiming third consecutive championship

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Wednesday, April 8, 2015

DoggyDaddy's Dailies 4/9/15



BREAKING NEWS - JUNIOR JEWELL LOYD DECLARED FOR WNBA DRAFT!!!!

In a huge blow to Notre Dames title hopes for 2015-16, superstar Jewell Loyd declares for WNBA Draft. Here is the ESPN Story.

What a shocking development. Not many players that are eligible for the draft with college eligibility actually declare for the draft. Candace Parker did. Will Diamond Deshields leave after 2 years at Tennessee? Wow!!!!   

Here are a few more articles

Jewell Loyd Declares For WNBA Draft Rivals.Com
AP Newsbreak: Jewell Loyd declares for WNBA draft AP News
Jewell Loyd Declares Intention To Enter 2015 WNBA Draft UND.Com
Notre Dame hopes for next season take blow with loss of Loyd U-T-San Diego

 

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Now, doesn't that logo look nice? What a great season. 10th National Championship for UConn? What an unbelievable accomplishment.
 
Here is a link to the SNY post game video if you haven't seen it yet.

UConn Women’s Post Game: Huskies react to winning title


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Watched the 2nd half again and how ironic was it that the weakness that all the "experts" pointed to in every game that UConn might get challenged ended up being the strength of the team against Notre Dame.  
 
Game after Game, ESPN and others pointed out how UConn had so much trouble keeping the opposing guards out of the lane in the Stanford game. And they did have trouble, there was no doubt about it. But in this game, the perimeter defense was exceptional. Thanks to Moriah Jefferson, Kia Nurse and yes, Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis, the Notre Dame guards struggled to get into the lane and were forced into tough shots. Jefferson hounded Loyd into 0-8 shooting in the 2nd half and Allen was 1-6.
 
In a game where the UConn offense would score 27 points less than their season the UConn perimeter defense saved the day.
 
  
 

 
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This is a great picture. But what makes it interesting is the embrace between Geno and McGraw. Take a look at the smile on her face. You'd think she just lost a regular season game. Between this smile and her not having the team intentionally foul with a minutes still left on the clock makes me wonder if she was just resigned to losing from the beginning. It's just a little weird.  
 
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UConn women's basketball team returns home with 10th trophy Yahoo News
UConn fans celebrate 10th women's title at Gampel Pavilion USA Today
UConn women's basketball: The epic, undercover dynasty Mashable
UConn Parade 2015: Route, Date, Time, Live Stream and More Bleacher Report
UConn returns home with 10th national title ESPN
How UConn, Geno Auriemma Dominate Women's College Basketball Forbes
UConn Huskies Take Victory Lap in Storrs After Winning 10th Title NBC CT
Eight amazing stats that sum up UConn women’s dominance NY Post
Through 10 titles, winning never gets old for Connecticut azcentral
UConn women get warm welcome home on cold day in Storrs NH Register
UConn women responded when title game got close NH Register
UConn women beat Notre Dame to give Geno Auriemma 10th national title Sporting News
Congratulations UConn Women's Basketball Hartford Courant
UConn raises visibility of women’s basketball to new heights Tampa Tribune
Brian Koonz: Stewart's legacy at UConn secure CT Post
Geno Auriemma speaks at UConn victory parade Sportzedge.com
Mosqueda-Lewis’ parting shot one to remember  Carl Adamac
Jefferson earns respect from friend and foe  Carl Adamac
Maya Moore: Stewart a graceful leader, winner  Carl Adamac
  UConn's Stewart: Teammate deserved MOP award Jim Fuller
Perimeter defense a major reason why UConn won title Jim Fuller
Mosqueda-Lewis goes out in style for UConn Jim Fuller
  
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Tuesday, April 7, 2015

DoggyDaddys Dailies 4/8/15 UCONN WINS NC!!!!!!



 


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THE ANSWER IS "YES"!!!!!!!!!

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 What a great game to watch tonight. No blowout here. Just a few quick thoughts on the UConn 63-53 win over Notre Dame.
 
- The Jefferson defense on Loyd in the second half was just relentless. There was no way that Moriah was going to let UConn lose.
 
- Stewart was amazing on the boards. She used her Inspector Gadget arms to pluck rebound after rebound. And her defense on Loyd to prevent a basket that would have cut the lead to 4 was a game changer. Jefferson grabbed that rebound and hit KML in perfect position for a 3 pointer.
 
- KML scored the last 7 points for UConn showing her versatility with a three pointer, a foul line jumper off of a screen and a post up move on the smaller Loyd. Fantastic.   
 
 Here are as many articles as I can find before going to bed. What a great night. I'll have my final post game report over the next few days. Enjoy the glow of the championship!!!! Just a few pictures to keep it going!!!
 
 


 
 
 
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 No. 1 UConn beats No. 1 Notre Dame 63-53 for 3rd straight title AP
Auriemma ties Wooden with 10th title as UConn beats Notre Dame Fox Sports
Geno Auriemma ties John Wooden with 10 titles as UConn beats Notre Dame Yahoo News
3-Peat: UConn beats Notre Dame 63-53 for 3rd straight title Fox 5
UConn, Auriemma take 10th women's basketball title with win over Notre Dame Fox News
UConn holds off Notre Dame to claim 10th national title AZCentral
Huskies Beat Notre Dame 63-53 For 10th National Title Hartford Courant
 UConn vs. Notre Dame Score, Reaction Bleacher Report
UConn tops Notre Dame again for NCAA women's tournament title Chicago Tribune
UConn women capture 10th national title with 63-53 win over Notre Dame Sportzedge
4 incredible facts about UConn's NCAA championship win USA Today
UConn defeats Notre Dame to win 10th NCAA women’s championship Washington Times
UConn three-peats, beats Notre Dame for title ESPN
3-Peat: UConn beats Notre Dame 63-53 RTV
UConn completes NCAA three-peat; Auriemma matches Wooden mark Tampa Tribune
Irish Fall Short to UConn in NCAA Women's Basketball Title Game, 63-53 UND.Com
Fans watch as UConn defeats Notre Dame for third straight national title Fox CT
UConn Wins 10th NCAA Title With 63-53 Defeat Of Notre Dame Lori Riley Courant
Philly-bred Auriemma wins 10th national title Philadelphia Daily News

 
  
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Monday, April 6, 2015

DoggyDaddy's Dailies 4/7/15



 


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UConn/Maryland Post game report
 
UConn/Notre Dame Pregame report
 
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"I thought we did a tremendous job in the first half trying to put some things together, especially in the adversity of the calls made." Really Brenda? Really? Talk about a losers lament.  
 
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From an ND Insider article - "Of course, there are the other four starters – and 6-5 reserve Natalie Butler – who average in double figures." Huh????
 
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Notre Dame is 72-3 over the last two seasons. If they lose to UConn, they will be 72-4. Three of those losses would have been to UConn. 
 
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I'm putting this link separately.
 
 
Congrats to Moriah!!! Well deserved!
 
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UConn vs. Notre Dame Breakdown Bleacher Report
Friendlier rivals Notre Dame, UConn meet again for NCAA women's title LA Times
UConn, Notre Dame in NCAA title game — again Forsters Daily
UConn, Notre Dame set for women's championship game rematch Yahoo
Head-To-Head: The UConn-Notre Dame Championship Matchup By The Numbers ESPN
Connecticut, Notre Dame in NCAA title game _ again Yahoo
Notre Dame faces UConn for women’s national title SF Gate
If anyone can beat mighty UConn, it may be Notre Dame Newsday
Notre Dame gets another crack at dethroning the UConn dynasty ND Insider
Creme: Why UConn will beat Notre Dame ESPN
WBB: Notre Dame and UConn To Meet In NCAA Championship Wane
How can Notre Dame defend UConn star Breanna Stewart? ND Insider
Brian Koonz: UConn's Tuck now Notre Dame's problem to solve CT Post
Notre Dame, Connecticut meet once more in national championship The Observer
NCAA women: UConn to face Notre Dame in final The Tampa Tribune
UConn, Notre Dame to face off in women's NCAA championship Click On Detroit
UConn, Notre Dame to clash again in Tampa Final Four title game Bay ews
Notre Dame Coach Says Familiarity With UConn Will Help In Title Game Lori Riley Courant
Top Seeds UConn and Notre Dame Set to Play National Championship uconnhuskies
UConn’s Stewart and Notre Dame’s Loyd have emerged as leaders Register Citizen
Notre Dame-UConn Preview ESPN 
UConn opens Gampel Pavilion for championship game viewing USA Today
10 reasons UConn could win title No. 10 ESPN Sports
UConn's Morgan Tuck talented, but unheralded web.tampabay
Notebook: Jefferson wins Lieberman Award  Carl Adamac
Plenty of support for Nurse entering title game  Carl Adamac
ND’s Turner to see familiar faces with UConn  Carl Adamac
Things much more civil between UConn and Notre Dame Jim Fuller
  
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