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* ''Podcast/WelcomeToNightVale'' has the Shape in Grove Park That No-One Acknowledges or Speaks About. When the Shape was to be removed from the park by the city council, local historians protested on the grounds that it was an important historical landmark. However, since the historians refused to either acknowledge or speak about the Shape, their protest consisted entirely of a series of gestures and grimaces.
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* ''Podcast/WelcomeToNightVale'' has the Shape in Grove Park That No-One Acknowledges or Speaks About. When the Shape was to be removed from the park by the city council, local historians protested on the grounds that it was an important historical landmark. However, since the historians refused to either acknowledge or speak about the Shape, their protest consisted entirely of a series of gestures and grimaces. [[spoiler: It turns out there's a good reason for them not acknowledging and talking about the shape: acknowledging and talking about it causes it to get violent.]]
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* {{Invoked|Trope}} almost word-for-word by [=UConn=] basketball superstar Paige Bueckers[[note]]pronounced "beckers"[[/note]] at the Huskies' 2024 senior night ceremony, which immediately followed their last home game of the 2023–24 season.[[note]]More accurately, their last ''regularly scheduled'' home game. Since the Huskies earned a top-four regional seed in the NCAA Division I women's tournament, they played their first two tournament games at home, winning both.[[/note]] For background, Bueckers was in her fourth season at [=UConn=] and thus eligible for the 2024 WNBA draft, but had two years of college eligibility remaining. The UsefulNotes/{{NCAA}} had granted all players in her COVID-disrupted freshman season of 2020–21 an extra year of eligibility, and she also missed all of the 2022–23 season to a torn ACL.
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* {{Invoked|Trope}} almost word-for-word by [=UConn=] basketball superstar Paige Bueckers[[note]]pronounced "beckers"[[/note]] at the Huskies' 2024 senior night ceremony, ceremony,[[note]]In US academic terminology, "senior" refers to a student in the final year of a four-year college degree program, which usually coincides with the fourth year of attendance. (It's also used for the final year of high school, but that's beside the point here.) As a general rule, college athletes are eligible to play on varsity teams for four years. A team's last home game of a season will invariably feature a pregame or postgame ceremony honoring its departing seniors.[[/note]] which immediately followed their last home game of the 2023–24 season.[[note]]More accurately, their this was [=UConn's=] last ''regularly scheduled'' home game. Since the Huskies earned a top-four regional seed in the NCAA Division I women's tournament, they played their first two tournament games at home, winning both.[[/note]] For background, Bueckers was in her fourth season at [=UConn=] and thus eligible for the 2024 WNBA draft, but had two years of college eligibility remaining. The UsefulNotes/{{NCAA}} had granted all players in her COVID-disrupted freshman season of 2020–21 an extra year of eligibility, and she also missed all of the 2022–23 season to a torn ACL.
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* {{Invoked|Trope}} almost word-for-word by [=UConn=] basketball superstar Paige Bueckers[[note]]pronounced "beckers"[[/note]] at the Huskies' 2024 senior night ceremony, which immediately followed their last home game of the 2023–24 season. For background, Bueckers was in her fourth season at [=UConn=] and thus eligible for the 2024 WNBA draft, but had two years of college eligibility remaining. The UsefulNotes/{{NCAA}} had granted all players in her COVID-disrupted freshman season of 2020–21 an extra year of eligibility, and she also missed all of the 2022–23 season to a torn ACL.
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* {{Invoked|Trope}} almost word-for-word by [=UConn=] basketball superstar Paige Bueckers[[note]]pronounced "beckers"[[/note]] at the Huskies' 2024 senior night ceremony, which immediately followed their last home game of the 2023–24 season. [[note]]More accurately, their last ''regularly scheduled'' home game. Since the Huskies earned a top-four regional seed in the NCAA Division I women's tournament, they played their first two tournament games at home, winning both.[[/note]] For background, Bueckers was in her fourth season at [=UConn=] and thus eligible for the 2024 WNBA draft, but had two years of college eligibility remaining. The UsefulNotes/{{NCAA}} had granted all players in her COVID-disrupted freshman season of 2020–21 an extra year of eligibility, and she also missed all of the 2022–23 season to a torn ACL.
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-->'''Bueckers:''' I know everybody wants me to address the elephant in the room. Unfortunately, this will... not be my last senior night at [=UConn=]. I'm coming back!
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-->'''Bueckers:''' I know everybody wants me to address the elephant in the room. Unfortunately, this will... not be my last senior night here at [=UConn=]. I'm coming back!
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--->'''Bueckers:''' I know everybody wants me to address the elephant in the room. Unfortunately, this will... not be my last senior night at [=UConn=]. I'm coming back!
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