Lou Orlando is a Fordham University alum, graduating with a Bachelor's Degree in Journalism. At Rose Hill, he covered women's basketball for the university newspaper, the Fordham Ram. In addition to calling games on 90.7 FM. The Brooklyn native enjoys bagels and thinking about random early-2010s athletes, that is when he isn't penning stories for Women's Fastbreak and Indiana Fever On SI.
The Minnesota Lynx were on the wrong end of the third-largest comeback in WNBA playoff history. Head coach Cheryl Reeve wasn't pleased with their execution down the stretch.
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