As a Tennessee fan, Kia Vaughn was an absolute beast in this game, but unfortunately for the Scarlet Knights, Rutgers guards were just completely outplayed
C. Vivian Stringer a class act. I met her once while officiating AAU Basketball in Texas. She was so gracious to us refs. Thx for this legendry recording ❤
This is from April 3,2007. Don Imus watched this game on television and the next morning,the radio icon who hosted IMUS IN THE MORNING on New York-based WFAN and was seen on the cable network MSNBC at the time,discussed the game with executive producer Bernard McGuirk and sportscaster Sid Rosenberg. Imus,a comedian in his own right,made the big mistake of calling the black Rutgers members "nappy headed hos". McGuirk called them "hardcore hos". This mishap got Imus and McGuirk fired,one of the people that called for their firings was Rev. Al Sharpton. Imus did apologize later to the players saying that the remarks were thoughtless,stupid and ill-conceived and he was forgiven. But Imus resumed his show after an eight-month hiatus on NY-based WABC. He and McGuirk learned their lessons and paid their prices.
Pat making sure her players shook hands after the game before celebrating shows exactly why she was so great. Discipline and humility first. So good.
she was the definition of class.. miss her #GOAT
Pat Summit is a legend and an Icon in all of sports she helped bring women's basketball into the mainstream spotlight .........
Pat summitt is the 🐐
May Rutgers University basketball team remember the legend Vivian Stringer.
Love all the Tennessee games! Thanks for providing these!!
+KennedyFever101 well hello gorgeous :)
I guess I am pretty off topic but do anybody know of a good place to watch newly released tv shows online?
@Raylan Trace Flixportal xD
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R.I.P you beautiful soul. Loved watching this live.
Charlaine Vivian Stringer is still alive.
In fact, not only is she still alive, if I am not mistaken, I think she's still coaching at Rutgers?
She meant Pat.
Yeah she is still alive and coaching Rutgers
@@makaylahannady3894 rip pat
As a Tennessee fan, Kia Vaughn was an absolute beast in this game, but unfortunately for the Scarlet Knights, Rutgers guards were just completely outplayed
I wish Tennessee wasn’t so far away from Albuquerque I live in New Mexico I hate New Mexico so much I’m a huge fan of Pat Summitt I love her so much
IM SO IN LOVE WITH Tennessee
Well, Don Imus was not wrong
my mom played with tammy Sutton-brown in high school
The only ones that are standing in the way of Tennessee lady vols winning a national championship are Baylor Stanford and UConn
C. Vivian Stringer a class act. I met her once while officiating AAU Basketball in Texas. She was so gracious to us refs. Thx for this legendry recording ❤
Does anyone know of a website that will allow me to watch classic Tennessee games
I LOVE THE LADY VOLS
Hey,why doesn't Don Imus coach the Rutgers Scarlet Knights? LMFAO!!!!!
Candy is so beautiful ❤️
Dang this was 17 years ago wow
This is from April 3,2007. Don Imus watched this game on television and the next morning,the radio icon who hosted IMUS IN THE MORNING on New York-based WFAN and was seen on the cable network MSNBC at the time,discussed the game with executive producer Bernard McGuirk and sportscaster Sid Rosenberg. Imus,a comedian in his own right,made the big mistake of calling the black Rutgers members "nappy headed hos". McGuirk called them "hardcore hos". This mishap got Imus and McGuirk fired,one of the people that called for their firings was Rev. Al Sharpton. Imus did apologize later to the players saying that the remarks were thoughtless,stupid and ill-conceived and he was forgiven. But Imus resumed his show after an eight-month hiatus on NY-based WABC. He and McGuirk learned their lessons and paid their prices.
Attendance for the 2007 NCAA Division I Women's Basketball National Championship Game was a sellout crowd of 20,704 fans.
Way to go vols
She was a great woman and coach
Awesome Ladies
Didmthe Rutgers coach keep her job after this? No urgency at all. That team was loaded with talent.
Didmthe Rutgers coach keep her job after this? No urgency at all. That team was loaded with talent.