Power & Politics: UConn dominates NCAA tournament – what does it mean for Connecticut?
Chris DiPentima, president of the CT Business and Industry Association, joined Mark Sudol to discuss how the team’s success is impacting the state.
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Apr 14, 2024, 1:04 AM
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Updated 16 days ago
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30ds agoUConn cruised through the 2024 NCAA tournament just like they did in 2023 – a dominate performance on the sports’ biggest stage.
Chris DiPentima, president of the CT Business and Industry Association, joined Mark Sudol to discuss how the team’s success is impacting the state.
Also on the show, Democratic candidate for the state Senate Nick Simmons. He’s running for seat held by Republican Ryan Fazio in the 36th District.
