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Photo by DannyUConn(Graphic from Biff) YouConn YouTubeA place for links to YouTube selections of interest to UConn fans. Fan's Favorite FotosFavorite photos, as selected by Boneyarders. Common OpponentsHow do you measure your team against top teams not on your schedule? One way is to look at the results against common opponents. At this link I explore how UConn stacks up compared to the very few Top 16 teams not on our schedule. DannyUConn PicturesDanny gave me a cd with some pictures he has taken at several of the games, Supershow and other places. I'm posting them here for others to view - if this works, I'll check with him about providing some commentary for the pictures. Huskies of HonorI thought about putting together a page with pictures of all the members of the very first inaugurees into the Huskies of Honor, but I see that the school has already put together a decent page, so I'll simply link to it here. Mel Greenberg's coverage here Roster and Recruits(Updated 14 October 2007) A quick, visual depiction of the current roster, and expected future rosters, including oral commitments. If you've been away for the summer, and want to read about the recruits who have provided oral commitments, check out Nan's Excellent recruiting page. Just starting a feature to keep track of former players. Thoughts on format and content gratefully accepted. Old Pics and CaptionsCreative SideThe creative side of Boneyarders. Latest - Big Bad John by Poet Lariat Analysis TrendUpdated through 6 Jan 2008 Year 2006-2007 is now updated through year-end. Margin of VictoryIn the 2001-2002 season, UConn won its games by an average margin of 35.4 points, the largest margin in the history of NCAA basketball. On this page, a graph of the margin of victory for each game during the season is shown, as well as the expected margin of victory as estimated by a computer ranking system. Tribute to Ed MichelA Proposal Related to Tournament SeedingThe seeding committee does not simply use the "S-curve" to assign teams to regional locations. They also consider geography, but they haven't explained how they do it. I propose a way to combine location considerations with the "S-curve" considerations Reference Record WatchRecords are made to be broken. This page keeps track of UConn team and player records in danger of being rewritten. Uniform NumbersIn theory, uniform numbers are close to meaningless--they are simply ways to let the refs identify who gets a foul. But they also serve as a useful way to identify players on the floor, particularly when you are in the nose-bleed seats. Some players begin to be identified by their numbers--who is there that doesn't know Sue Bird wore #10? Boneyard HTML HelpHints on writing html for the Boneyard. Fun Stuff RecipesBoneyarders like to eat as well as talk basketball. Get their favorite recipes here. Notable PostsBoneyarders saying something worth rereading. Thanksgiving by wolff17 Favorite QuotesUpdated - added Cancellor quote, but missed who suggested it - let me know if you want credit We love what they can do on the court, but we also remember what they had to say. Poecile's PicsA blast from the past, courtesy of Poecile |
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