Women's Basketball Roundup | ESPN tour may hurt UConn
Published 3/13/2008 at The Seattle Times: Sports
Connecticut has responded to NCAA concerns that its women's basketball office helped arrange a private tour of Bristol-based ESPN for then-top...
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FanHouse found this 3/12/2008 on www.courant.com
ESPN reported Wednesday that the NCAA found UConn committed a secondary recruiting violation during the recruitment of freshman Maya Moore, for which the school said there were no sanctions. Moore, the first freshman selected as Big East Player of the ...Sources say Moore's visit to ESPN was secondary rules violation - Women's College Basketball
FanHouse found this 3/12/2008 on sports.espn.go.com
The University of Connecticut committed a secondary rules violation during the recruitment of star freshman Maya Moore, two sources familiar with the NCAA violation told ESPN. Moore, a two-time national high school player of the year, received ...ESPN Tours Are NCAA Violations? LMAO
SbB posted 3/13/2008 from www.sportsbybrooks.com
Taking a tour of the ESPN studios is apparently against NCAA rules. UConn could be in trouble for arranging a 2005 visit to the Bristol studios for a women's basketball recruit. And who tipped off the NCAA to UConn's illegal trip? The Huskies' hardwood enemies - the Lady Vols of Tennessee.Women’s Roundup: ESPN Tour by Recruit Raises Questions for Connecticut
Can't Stop The Bleeding found this 3/13/2008 on www.nytimes.com
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Never let it be said there’s nothing to do in Storrs, CT. For instance, you could drive to Bristol. From the AP : Connecticut has responded to N.C.A.A. concerns that its women’s basketball office helped arrange a private tour of ...
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We've never actually been to Bristol, Conn., but we'll confess to being somewhat curious about a tour of the offices. Heck, apparently mascots and professional athletes hang out there all the time; that sounds fun! But careful, young basketball ...
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