UConn's NCAA tournament opener of course wasn't about who was going to win, but rather about style points. And Tina Charles definitely was stylin' for the Huskies on Sunday.
In No. 1 UConn's 104-65 victory over 16th-seeded Vermont, Charles made 13 of 14 shots and six of eight free throws for 32 points.
It was a day when the Catamounts didn't put up much resistance in terms of defense, as UConn shot 63.1 percent.
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Mechelle Voepel
espnW.comMechelle Voepel joined ESPN.com in 1996 and covers women's college hoops, the WNBA and additional collegiate sports for espnW.
Born in Los Angeles, she grew up 40 miles north of St. Louis and is a lifelong Cardinals fan still basking in amazement over their 2011 World Series title.
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