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By Rich Elliott - STORRS – UConn women’s basketball coach Geno Auriemma has seen it before many times. The more that is on the line the more it seems seniors Moriah Jefferson, Breanna Stewart and Morgan Tuck thrive under the glare of the spotlight.
They are three-time national champions. Stewart is the top player in the country. Jefferson is an All-American and the nation’s top point guard. Tuck will officially be named an All-American in the coming weeks.
"I’ve been saying this pretty much all year that whenever the games get bigger and the stakes get higher as the season goes along our three seniors play even better than they normally play,’’ Auriemma said. ``And they play great most of the time. (Monday) was just a magnificent performance by the three of them. It was really something to see. Just the way they feed off each other, the way they instill confidence in their teammates. They’ve grown up so much since four years ago when they were freshmen. And it was a perfect way to end this part of their career. It was really perfect.’’
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By Rich Elliott - STORRS – UConn women’s basketball coach Geno Auriemma has seen it before many times. The more that is on the line the more it seems seniors Moriah Jefferson, Breanna Stewart and Morgan Tuck thrive under the glare of the spotlight.
They are three-time national champions. Stewart is the top player in the country. Jefferson is an All-American and the nation’s top point guard. Tuck will officially be named an All-American in the coming weeks.
"I’ve been saying this pretty much all year that whenever the games get bigger and the stakes get higher as the season goes along our three seniors play even better than they normally play,’’ Auriemma said. ``And they play great most of the time. (Monday) was just a magnificent performance by the three of them. It was really something to see. Just the way they feed off each other, the way they instill confidence in their teammates. They’ve grown up so much since four years ago when they were freshmen. And it was a perfect way to end this part of their career. It was really perfect.’’
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