Sum It Up

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#2
Has anyone seen it out yet, or will it not be on the stands until after March 5. I see that is the publishing date, so I'm assuming it won't be on the stands until sometime around mid March.
 
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#5
#5
Release dates normally denote when a book will be available in bookstores. Amazon will accept early orders and time the shipment to arrive on the release date.
 
#6
#6
Damn that's a powerful article, if the rest of the book is like that I need to read it
 
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FatherVol said:
Release dates normally denote when a book will be available in bookstores. Amazon will accept early orders and time the shipment to arrive on the release date.
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Gotcha. I just pre-ordered so I'll be reading it in a few weeks or so.
 
#10
#10
I'm so glad I was in Tampa to see Pat's last championship. The best part was I sat beside a smug overconfident UCONN fan. How sweet it was to see them go down. I'm not a UCONN hater but that guy made me pull against them with everything I had.
 
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#15
Not sure which group is worse

1. Bama football fans
2. Kentucky men's basketball fans
3. UConn women's basketball fans.

Ok it's Bama fans but you get the point.
 
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Pre-ordered last night on Amazon. Per my order it will be transmitted to my Kindle on March 5th.
 
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#21
Haven't got to that part yet but it's great so far. Got past the part where she was driving a GTO in a drag race out in the country.
 
#22
#22
If you haven't read this book, I urge you to read it. This is one fascinating book. I can relate to a lot of this book. We are nearly the same age and it's like reading about a classmate. I've met Pat a few times and spoken to her and she always seemed like normal folk, but the book makes her real if you know what I'm saying. This book would make a great movie, in my opinion. Get it, read it, and I think you will become a bigger fan of the Lady Vols than you already are. It makes me proud to cheer on our Lady Vols!!
 
#23
#23
Pat is a great lady. Having met her a few times over the years (always just in passing, but still...) just reinforces that opinion.

I've also crossed paths with Geno, having gone off to UConn for graduate school (hahah I worked with some of the Lady Huskies as interns in a program I was with...good times). He went to my gym. Back when the rivalry got called off I was lifting some weights in a bright orange shirt and Geno gave me a double take. He looked annoyed, but hey...he always does. That was my first time catching sight of him at the gym and I figured I might get kicked out of the place :)

Of course, I only started wearing UT gear to work out more and more often...
 
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When I was a freshman in high school we went to a camp at UT. We ended out playing against Tyler's team in the "tourney" portion of the camp and she ran the scoreboard so she could watch. We ran a full court press and turned them over enough times that it wasn't even a game, and Tyler was much more of a douche then than he is now, even cussing the ref once and the ref just laughing at him after we turned him over in a trap, but my parents were there and during half time (which we were up by double digits already) I walked over to her, said "Coach Summit would it be alright if my father took a picture of me with you?" She didn't even think twice, "Sure son. what's your name?" She stood up talked to me as my dad came over, he put up the camera and she put her arm around me even though I was drenched in sweat.

yes its a cool story bro, but it always made me think of just how down to earth she really was. How many coaches would put their arm around a sweaty stranger who was beating the crap out of their kids team? I don't think many.
 
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