“He was a tremendous person with just an incredible personality and a big heart, great family,” UR Head Coach Chris Mooney said. “But he was also a really important piece from kind of the older generation of players, fans, alums, ‘cause he was a star player for Coach Tarrant’s teams, some of the best teams we’ve ever had.”
With now eight losses on the season and conference play on the horizon, the Spiders proved yet again that they have yet to show the consistency needed for the conference portion of their schedule.
The Spiders started the season 9-1 and in just a week’s time now sit at 9-4 following matchups against three strong Southeastern Conference programs.
“We need to build off of these things and just keep grinding away and hopefully get better and better,” Mooney said.
"We wanted to tell the stories of young black women as we see them—complex, unique, and not a monolith," Maru said.
“He was a tremendous person with just an incredible personality and a big heart, great family,” UR Head Coach Chris Mooney said. “But he was also a really important piece from kind of the older generation of players, fans, alums, ‘cause he was a star player for Coach Tarrant’s teams, some of the best teams we’ve ever had.”
