Columnist, ESPN.com
Women's basketball columnist for ESPN.com
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Mechelle Voepel
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Women's Basketball Makes History Maya Moore is the star player for the University of Connecticut Huskies. Last night, she scored 41 points in a 93-62 victory. It was the team's 89th victory , one more than the men's team at UCLA won in the early 1970's. While some sportswriters are saying they should not be compared , long-time ESPN women's basketball columnist Michelle Voepel offers a dissenting view.
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