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VP Biden attends women's championship game

SAN ANTONIO (AP) -Vice President Joe Biden will see if his boss picked
a winner.

Biden attended the women's basketball championship game between
Connecticut and Stanford on Tuesday night. He sat two rows from the
Alamodome floor at center court with his two young granddaughters.

"I tell my daughter and my granddaughters they can do anything a boy
can do,'' Biden said during an interview with ESPN.

"I have two basketball players here. I'm looking for scholarships.''

President Barack Obama incorrectly picked Kansas to win the men's
tournament, but got this matchup exactly right. Obama picked the
Huskies to beat the Cardinal when filling out his women's bracket last
month.

It wasn't clear if Biden, a Delaware graduate, had a rooting interest,
but he was impressed with Stanford's early play against the unbeaten
Huskies.

"Stanford came to win,'' he said.

Former U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was also at the game.
The former Stanford provost was cheering on the underdog Cardinal.


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