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Sly Fox wrote:In my experience with the Falwell family over the past 30+ years, they have never been shy about stating what they believe and standing by it. If anything it should be on their family crest.
LUconn wrote:I think she goes to Oklahoma. Hopefully, it's not an expensive school.From what they said on ESPN yesterday, her entire scholarship package - tuition, fees, room, board and books - is valued at $64,000/year. I don't know how they came up with that figure but they said that was approximately what she'd have to pay back.
LUnpretty11 wrote:PH, your BJ skills impress me.
kingaling42 wrote:I'm surprised this thread didn't go into how that #1 team was running up the score or acting classless some how...Why are you here?
adam42381 wrote:I thought that was the cost for all 4 years - but I could be wrong. And, it was Courtney Paris and she's the daughter of "Bubba" Paris, NFL great, so I think they have plenty on money to pay that bill when she loses. She's really good, but UCONN is unbeatable this year...LUconn wrote:I think she goes to Oklahoma. Hopefully, it's not an expensive school.From what they said on ESPN yesterday, her entire scholarship package - tuition, fees, room, board and books - is valued at $64,000/year. I don't know how they came up with that figure but they said that was approximately what she'd have to pay back.
prototype wrote:You don't think that Bubba's making donations to the school already? Let's face it - she is blowing smoke. She will give some back to the school, but she will never pay back her full tuition.She'll play in the WNBA (if it stays in business, which is not a sure thing at this point). If that goes under, there's money to be made overseas, but we're definately not talking NBA $$.
She will make money at the next level.
TDDance234 wrote:To make a good point.kingaling42 wrote:I'm surprised this thread didn't go into how that #1 team was running up the score or acting classless some how...Why are you here?
ToTheLeft wrote:Precisely- thanks for the backup TTL!! For the record, I don't think it would be everyone on here, but there are some for sure...TDDance234 wrote:To make a good point.kingaling42 wrote:I'm surprised this thread didn't go into how that #1 team was running up the score or acting classless some how...Why are you here?
If we were L'Ville WBB fans we would be crying like babies.
olldflame wrote:Sly hit the nail on the head: many oligarchs in Russia are paying BIG money for female basketball players. (SI did an article on it in December, but I couldn't find a link.)Players play in WNBA for US exposure, then play over there during offseason for much bigger money. However, the solidarity of such cash is dwindling due to Russia's current economic woes based on the plummet of oil prices.prototype wrote:You don't think that Bubba's making donations to the school already? Let's face it - she is blowing smoke. She will give some back to the school, but she will never pay back her full tuition.She'll play in the WNBA (if it stays in business, which is not a sure thing at this point). If that goes under, there's money to be made overseas, but we're definately not talking NBA $$.
She will make money at the next level.
UConn's tournament dominance was just a carry over from the regular season. The Huskies have won by an average of 31 points and been especially good against ranked teams.I really don't think they can help it. They could probably play the end of the bench and still do that.
They demolished No. 3 Oklahoma by 28 at home in late November, routed No. 11 North Carolina on the road by 30 and took care of Louisville by 28 the first time they met in late January. Throw in victories over Pittsburgh and Notre Dame and the Huskies have beaten Top 25 teams by nearly 30 points a game.
LUconn wrote:Actually, if they had beaten our ladies by that much, I don't think you'd hear a peep out of anybody for blowing us out. Per ESPNSo says the Geno apologist.
UConn's tournament dominance was just a carry over from the regular season. The Huskies have won by an average of 31 points and been especially good against ranked teams.I really don't think they can help it. They could probably play the end of the bench and still do that.
They demolished No. 3 Oklahoma by 28 at home in late November, routed No. 11 North Carolina on the road by 30 and took care of Louisville by 28 the first time they met in late January. Throw in victories over Pittsburgh and Notre Dame and the Huskies have beaten Top 25 teams by nearly 30 points a game.
Sly Fox wrote:In my experience with the Falwell family over the past 30+ years, they have never been shy about stating what they believe and standing by it. If anything it should be on their family crest.
kingaling42 wrote:I'm surprised this thread didn't go into how that #1 team was running up the score or acting classless some how...haha....
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TDDance234 wrote:Liberty Athletics: Great for 2/3 of the season. Suck at the end.
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