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    Rich Elliott on UConn women's basketball.

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    July 16, 2008

    Huskies In Maggie Dixon Classic

    What has been known for months finally became official Wednesday when
    it was announced that the Huskies will meet Penn State in the second
    game of a doubleheader in the third annual Maggie Dixon Classic Dec.
    14 at Madison Square Garden in New York City. The start time will be
    approximately 2:30 p.m., following the conclusion of the opening game
    between Rutgers and Army (noon).
    The doubleheader will be televised nationally on ESPNU, but UConn’s
    matchup can be seen locally on CPTV.
    Tickets, which start at $15 and include both games, will go on sale
    to the public Friday at 10 a.m. They can be purchased at all
    Ticketmaster locations, at the Madison Square Garden box office and
    online at www.thegarden.com. UConn Club Members received a pre-sale
    opportunity to purchase tickets last month. Interested donors can
    contact the UConn Ticket Office (1-877-AT-UCONN) to purchase tickets
    or for more information.
    Dixon, the former head coach at Army who led the Black Knights to
    their first NCAA tournament appearance in 2006, died from Sudden
    Cardiac Arrest on April 6 of that year. Over 325,000 Americans die
    each year from Sudden Cardiac Arrest. Madison Square Garden will once
    again team up with the Dixon family and the Cardiac Arrhythmias
    Research and Education (C.A.R.E.) Foundation, who will conduct 1,000
    free EKG’s during the event, to help heighten awareness of heart
    related illness and to promote women’s college basketball.


    Rich

    Posted by Elliott on July 16, 2008 1:48 PM

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