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[PUmatty]

[readyAIMfire53]

I spoke with Coach Yow when the US National Team met Australia at Duke's Cameron Indoor Stadium. We discussed our mutual condition of being breast cancer survivors and how important our faith is our lives. She signed the shirt I was wearing with her favorite bible verse and we parted with a hug as sisters in the struggle.

I know everyone's prayers (no matter your faith) will continue to keep her lifted up in her struggle to continue living strong with active breast cancer. She is an awesome role model in so many ways. No matter what the future has in store for Kay, she is a winner in all the ways that count.

I pray her doctors have found the medicine that will help her continue to live a long, strong life.

Peace to Kay and her loved ones,

~rAf

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Follow your passion and your life will be true down to your core.

~rAf

[ChiChi]

I know I'm a little late (my internet has been gone for a few days), but I just want to comment on this. Kay Yow is a classy, wonderful woman. I've always been struck by how her former players respect and love her.

She's beat this disease back before... she has my thoughts and prayers.

[umcp77]

...I was sports editor of the Diamondback (U. of Maryland student newspaper) in the mid-'70s when the Maryland-N.C. State women's basketball rivalry began. Kay's teams were always worthy adversaries of the Terrapins, and win or lose, she was always a pleasure to interview.

Saturday, I saw Debbie Yow, Maryland's athletic director, at a Terp wrestling match a few hours before the Wake Forest football game and wished her sister well in her struggle.

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2007-08 Maryland women's basketball: Proving there is life beyond Tennessee and Connecticut!