AP poll week 6

[BroadwayVa]

That's been the story for how long now at South Carolina? If they can consistently get guard play and shoot the ball well from the perimeter they are the toughest team to beat.

If we could shoot over 60 percent, defend the 3 point shooters and keep them under 25 percent, and out rebound on both ends all opponents ---wins would be a lot easier. Just Saying!!!

 

[SCGamecock]

Can't see So Carolina 6th even with the upset loss to Duke. I would have them 3rd or 4th with Notre Dame below them.
I watched part of the So Carolina vs Minnesota game and they demolished them by 40 points. They are not the 6th ranked team.

I said this weeks ago... we're not ready for the spotlight. We need to sit and steam at #6 for a bit... play under the radar. Maybe we'll come out with some fire for the rest of the season like we did for that Minnesota game.

 

[triaddukefan]

Can't see So Carolina 6th even with the upset loss to Duke. I would have them 3rd or 4th with Notre Dame below them.
I watched part of the So Carolina vs Minnesota game and they demolished them by 40 points. They are not the 6th ranked team.

As the season progresses... I have a feeling that Duke loss wont appear to be so bad of one. Just a feeling ..

As long as Duke is not in their Region!

 

[alexrgct]

well, the AAC doesn't offer much competition for UConn, but you can't critique the Huskies' OOC schedule. Florida State, Maryland, Ohio State, Notre Dame, Texas, DePaul, South Carolina, and USF can be tough in-conference. All of that only helps every team involved, UConn especially, to understand completely what kind of team it is this season.

 

[Fairfield Fan]

Have you noticed that the top seven teams in the AP WCBB poll have a collective record of 65-4. And of those four losses, three were to Connecticut!

Amazing!

 

[Carnac]

As the season progresses... I have a feeling that Duke loss wont appear to be so bad of one. Just a feeling ..



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Exactly!! Just like UConn's loss to Stanford in 2014. Sometimes you have to take one step back, in order to take two steps forward. That lost to Stanford recalibrated the team's focus, attention to detail and resolve for the remainder of the season.