Dom Amore’s Sunday Read: The word on UConn women’s basketball from someone who should know; a chance to chat with a would-be Hall of Famer and more

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Dom Amore’s Sunday Read: The word on UConn women’s basketball from someone who should know; a chance to chat with a would-be Hall of Famer and more

Tonya Cardoza, who coached the guards on UConn's first five national champions, is back with Geno Auriemma after 14 years as a head coach at Temple, and reveling in being back with family. ... CC Sabathia, likely Hall of Famer, dropped by SCSU this week, and more in the Sunday Read.

Source: Hartford, Connecticut Breaking News, Sports & Entertainment - Hartford Courant

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