Keeping up with ex players

Jul 26, 2001
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Maybe we do it better than I think, but I was just dealing with the B1G women's basketball coaching staffs and noted -

- Myia McCurdy continues on Jonathan Tsipis' Wisconsin staff as an assistant, but is now Myia Johnson and recently had her first child.

- Katie Adams continues on the staff at Nebraska, with the title "Administrative Assistant". She is responsible for all things video related.

- I had forgotten (completely) Tasha Pointer's appointment as Head Coach at UIC. Good luck Tasha!

And, on a non-Rutgers note, I had not realized that "IPFW" is no more. They are Purdue Fort Wayne now, continuing in the Summit League and with the nickname "The Mastadons" and their mascot - Don (the Mastadon).
 

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Dec 20, 2003
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Some more names from the past. Courtney Locke is an assistant coach at U of Hawaii. Heather Zurich is in the private sector. April Sykes is a personal trainer. Usha Gilmore is still the head coach at Illinois Tech. K. Rushdan is assistant coach at North Florida. Linda Miles is a referee.
 
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Two veterans of the glory years:

http://www.wnba.com/video/wnbanews-natasha-cloud-interviews-kia-vaughn-at-wnba-inspiring-women-luncheon/

http://www.wnba.com/video/wnbanews-natasha-cloud-interviews-cappie-pondexter-at-wnba-inspiring-women-luncheon/
 
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Apr 1, 2003
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