[JohnR34231]

Same here... Very happy that Gene-o lost, but that was a very bad call from my point of view.

Obvious foul:

https://thespun.com/big-east/connecticut...uconn-game

I watched the UConn post-game presser, with Geno, Paige, Aaliyah Edwards. and Nika Muhl. The players, while devastated, were uniformly classy in their comments about the game, about each other, and about Geno. Geno gave very thoughtful and sensitive answers to the questions posed. In fact, objectively speaking, his answers were much more thoughtful, substantive, and revealing than I've heard at any Stanford women's basketball post-game presser. Impressive.

Yeah, well, I don't think Geno would have been as successful as he has as long as he has without being a class act. 
Anyway a little balm for his wounds is he just got a commitment from the #1 HS player in America for '24. Add her to Paige and all the excellent players he has coming back from injuries and he will be very tough to beat next season.

[JohnR34231]

Same here... Very happy that Gene-o lost, but that was a very bad call from my point of view.

Obvious foul:

https://thespun.com/big-east/connecticut...uconn-game

I watched the UConn post-game presser, with Geno, Paige, Aaliyah Edwards. and Nika Muhl. The players, while devastated, were uniformly classy in their comments about the game, about each other, and about Geno. Geno gave very thoughtful and sensitive answers to the questions posed. In fact, objectively speaking, his answers were much more thoughtful, substantive, and revealing than I've heard at any Stanford women's basketball post-game presser. Impressive.

Yeah, well, I don't think Geno would have been as successful as he has as long as he has without being a class act. 
Anyway a little balm for his wounds is he just got a commitment from the #1 HS player in America for '24. Add her to Paige and all the excellent players he has coming back from injuries and he will be very tough to beat next season.