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The breakout star of March Madness? A coach 'representing moms' and pumping breast milk at halftime

Around an hour after losing the biggest game of her coaching life, Adia Barnes could hear her daughter crying. Arizona's coach was sitting in a news conference room at the Alamodome, answering question after question about a devastating loss. Her Wildcats had fallen to Stanford on Sunday night, one point short of a national championship. Her voice was hoarse. Her emotions were drained. Her players were in tears.

But her daughter, Capri, had something else on her mind.

Capri is 6 months old – and was, as Barnes said, "ready to feed."

Over three magical weeks, Barnes engineered a stunning NCAA tournament run.