Clayton Trutor
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Chris Dailey: A legend of UConn and the game of basketball
Dailey won her first championship as a college player and brought that culture to Storrs, where she and Geno Auriemma built the greatest dynasty the sport has ever seen.
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Remembering the famous UConn vs. URI "Slowdown Game" of 1970
Dee Rowe pulled off a minor miracle in one of the most memorable basketball games of the program's Yankee Conference era.
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Walt Dropo: The People's Champ
Husky Football ⋅ 6 mo ago by Clayton Trutor
After starring in multiple sports at UConn, the man they called "The Moose" was drafted by multiple professional leagues. He chose to sign with the Boston Red Sox, where he won Rookie of the Year in 1950.
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Geno Auriemma's Early Years (Part 2)
We continue the tale of Geno's life before coming to Storrs.
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Geno Auriemma's Early Years (Part 1)
The coaching legend's roots are in Italy. His foundation was built in Norristown, PA.
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The story of the first varsity women's basketball team at UConn
Fifty years ago, the 1974-75 UConn women's basketball team made history. Many of them didn't even realize it until recently.
 
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