Fake "Leadership" awards
Fauci - "Science"
Geno Auriemma - UCONN "women's" baskeball
How many Trannys did Geno recruit to dominate all those years??
>How many Trannys did Geno recruit to dominate all those years??
muh training skills
Early years (1974–1991)
After just one winning season in 10 yearsunder coaches Sandra Hamm (1974–75), Wanda Flora (1975–80) and Jean Balthaser (1980–85), UConn hired as their new head coach the Italian-born Geno Auriemma, who had served as assistant coach at Virginia, with the goal of revitalizing the program. Auriemma's training skills had an immediate impact and the team showed steady signs of progress: after going 12–15 in his first season in 1985–86, Auriemma led UConn to winning seasons in 1986–87 and 1987–88.[10]
Auriemma pulled off one of his biggest and most important early recruiting successes in 1987 when he convinced an All American from New Hampshire, Kerry Bascom, to come to UConn. Bascom had an immediate impact on the UConn program: in 1989 she won the Big East Player of the Year award as a sophomore (she also won the award in her junior and senior years) and led UConn to its first Big East regular season and Tournament title, along with its first-ever NCAA tournament appearance; the tournament ended in a first round loss. With Bascom and teammates Laura Lishness, Megan Pattyson, Wendy Davis and Debbie Baer, UConn reached the NCAA Tournament again in 1990, losing 61–59 to Clemson in the second round after a first-round bye.[11]
>Fauci - "Science"
>Geno Auriemma - UCONN "women's" baskeball
we know Fauci has been running the "science" scam since the 80s
Trannie scam probably started the same time
After college
Kerry was Coach Auriemma’s first player to go overseas to play basketball (there was no WNBA at that time).[12] She played in Spain for one season.[13] She came home after the season, and married a man she had known since she was about 10 years old. They were together all through high school and college. Kerry missed basketball so she went to France to play. After being married a year and realizing that she and her husband had actually only been together for about four weeks that year between her basketball schedule in Europe, and his endless hours as a rookie attorney, Kerry decided it was time to come home to be with her husband. Kerry was hired as a women’s assistant basketball coach at the University of New Hampshire which she held for five years starting in 1996.Kerry also is a full-time case manager for Community Partners overseeing services for individuals 21 and over with developmental disabilities in Strafford County, New Hampshire. In addition she helps with the Special Olympics.[14] Kerry and her husband were married for about 15 years but are presently divorced, although they still remain friends.[15]