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Message: [QUOTE="spudzj6, post: 2627586, member: 6812"] I'm agreeing with them being a good offense, nothing like UConn's. Drive, dish and getting open shots is exactly what a good offense does. My point was for 3 straight possessions when OU was starting to pull away (up 8 I think), the ball stopped when each player touched it. They were frustrated with the length of OU and for 3 straight possessions, they played one on one into a turnover or bad shot. The difference between UConn and URI is that URI understands how to overcome that type of play. Coaching has a lot to do with it. Like I said, the very next possession was a great drive and dish to a missed wide open dunk. UConn would have kept giving it to TL for a step back air ball fade away. [/QUOTE]