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Other thoughts by SixShutouts66

1. UCONN seems to do an excellent job getting us out of our offense into playing one-on-one basketball. Their athletic players cut off passing lanes very well and force us to make difficult passes.

2. One of our strengths the last three years has been our ability to score easy transition baskets. UCONN was very disciplined and made sure to get back to limit those points.

3. Most of the UCONN offensive possessions led to baskets or at least very makeable shots. I can't say the same thing for us.

4. UCONN took advantage of the size/speed mismatches or they were more sound defensively. Many of their offensive rebounds were the direct result of having to provide help defense when they drove to the basket.

5. I'm not sure we've fully integrated Jess and Bri working together into the offense. That will improve I'm sure.

6. Yesterday was not one of better performances in many aspects - nuf said.