Anne Donovan R.I.P.

To some extent I preferred the early days of women's basketball when great players emerged from tiny schools and tore it up. They played for schools like Immaculata and other small places.
 
[quote="Beast of the East" post=288299]To some extent I preferred the early days of women's basketball when great players emerged from tiny schools and tore it up. They played for schools like Immaculata and other small places.[/quote]


Old Dominion, Louisiana Tech
Before blue chip, high stakes recruiting... more parity- more fun - more opportunity for local everyday schools - like the men Texas Western...let me think...
Loyola ILL, San Francisco, CCNY,
Holy Cross, Utah, LaSalle
Now dominated by say a mere ten schools
Not so great.
 
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[quote="Sherman, Sheridan & Grant" post=288315][quote="Beast of the East" post=288299]To some extent I preferred the early days of women's basketball when great players emerged from tiny schools and tore it up. They played for schools like Immaculata and other small places.[/quote]


Old Dominion, Louisiana Tech
Before blue chip, high stakes recruiting... more parity- more fun - more opportunity for local everyday schools - like the men Texas Western...let me think...
Loyola ILL, San Francisco, CCNY,
Holy Cross, Utah, LaSalle
Now dominated by say a mere ten schools
Not so great.[/quote]

LIU
 
[quote="Tonyinfairfield " post=288266]She was so young. Quite a career in her short time here on earth. RIP, Anne.[/quote]

And probably the greatest thing that can be said about any successful person, she was a much nicer person than she was a success. Just a truly genuine nice person. She will be missed by many.
 
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