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NEW YORK - Junior center Tina Charles made the most of her New York homecoming Sunday, Dec. 14, as she turned in her most dominating performance of the season to carry No. 1 UConn past Penn State, 77-63, in the second game of the Maggie Dixon Classic at Madison Square Garden. (1) comment
Eight members of the men's basketball team participated in the squad's annual "Secret Santa." Here's what went down: Jerome Dyson draws Jonathan Mandeldove The gift: A seat cushion. The price: $9.99 at Wal-Mart. The breakdown: Good look here from Dyson. Though the bench seats at Gampel are padded, "The Dove" spends so much time on them that he could use some extra cushion. (4) comments
"We kind of shot ourselves in the foot in the first half," said coach Randy Edsall. "All the fumbles and some missed interceptions, but we showed a lot of pride and we did what we had to do."
The second half was a different story. Redshirt freshman Robbie Frey set the tone on special teams by making a sensational play on punt coverage and downing the ball at Buffalo's 1-yard-line with 11:04 in the third quarter. After fumbling the ball five times in the first half, the Huskies did not commit a single turnover in the second.
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NEW YORK - She shoots, she … misses? That was the theme of the first half at the Maggie Dixon Classic on Sunday. Though the No. 1 women's basketball team won 77-63 against Penn State, most of the UConn players could not get their shots to fall in the opening minutes. (6) comments
One of the keys to getting work done is music. So before you dive into the books, you go to your traditional "Study Mix" or, in my case, "Study Slow Jamz" and wonder why you named your study play list "Study Slow Jamz." So you have study music. But what about later, when you're walking down the hallway to your 8 a. (7) comments