Uconn womens' basketball now to be broadcast on SNY

[tonyg Goomba & Super Moderator Find all posts View Profile Close tonyg]

All Uconn womens' games had been broadcast previously on CT's public broadcasting station and other networks such as CBS and ESPN, but a new 4 year contract will change that to SNY. CBS and ESPN will continue to broadcast
the high interest games. This past season's team made it to the NCAA final four and lost one senior to graduation. This year 3 of the top 5 high school all-americans will be joining the team and a return trip to the final four is expected along with a good shot at being national champs.

[BocaBum99 Super Moderator Find all posts View Profile Close BocaBum99]

women's curling is more exciting and they have higher vertical leaps. must have something to do with the brooms.

[tonyg Goomba & Super Moderator Find all posts View Profile Close tonyg]

women's curling is more exciting and they have higher vertical leaps. must have something to do with the brooms.

As usual you are blabbering on about things you know nothing about.

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As usual you are blabbering on about things you know nothing about.

What is there to know about women's basketball? It is just flat boring. There are some women's sports that are quite enjoyable to watch such as softball, volleyball, tennis BUT women's basketball is painful. I am a big basketball fan but only the male version.

[IreneLF Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close IreneLF]

Tony, I"m with you on this and have been since I first watched Sue Bird.

Great news on who is joining the team - thanks for that info - hadn't had the chance to check in on that.

[tonyg Goomba & Super Moderator Find all posts View Profile Close tonyg]

What is there to know about women's basketball? It is just flat boring. There are some women's sports that are quite enjoyable to watch such as softball, volleyball, tennis BUT women's basketball is painful. I am a big basketball fan but only the male version.

Those who know basketball, like the late John Wooden, liked women's basketball because it was a purer version of basketball.