A global trend: Geno Auriemma applies international relations to pluck players from all over the world
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STORRS – When Svetlana Abrosimova, one of UConn’s early international players, was asked to set a screen one day long ago in practice, Geno Auriemma recalled her response; he said it was “his favorite line of all time.”
“‘Why should I make screen? I’m already open,’” Auriemma remembered Abrosimova saying.
He laughed.
“I haven’t heard that one yet. Maybe that’s coming, I don’t know.”
Abrosimova, who came to Storrs from Russia in 1997, is one of a number of key international players who have playe
“‘Why should I make screen? I’m already open,’” Auriemma remembered Abrosimova saying.
He laughed.
“I haven’t heard that one yet. Maybe that’s coming, I don’t know.”
Abrosimova, who came to Storrs from Russia in 1997, is one of a number of key international players who have playe
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