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[QUOTE="Scotter, post: 2402143, member: 53"] Close games are basically a coin flip the statisticians say. Teams that have a good record in close games is more a result of good luck than any superior coaching or clutch players. In UConn case you have to consider for the game to be close odds are UConn has been playing poorly over the course of the game, and the opponent has been playing pretty good basketball. Who do you expect to win in a close game when one team has the confidence of playing well all game and the other team has the pressure of having played poorly? [/QUOTE]
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