Don't think for a second that Geno doesn't watch what the pros are doing and then implement some of those schemes at UConn. Geno's all-time favorite team was the Knicks with Reed, Dubussere, Bradley, Frazier & Barnett, 5 players who could all pass and shoot the ball. Last summer he picked Pops brain in SA.
Geno is personally killing the entire concept of a traditional, big, slow post player in WBB. 4 years of Stewie's athleticism put it on life support, and all of the wins against top 10 teams with big posts this past year, with UConn matching their size with a 5'11" super-athlete put the final nail in the coffin.
Geno will kill the traditional pg as well. His motion offense requires that everyone can move, handle the ball, pass and shoot. Against pressing teams, Geno often has his center and forwards bring the ball up because they usually have a distinct athletic advantage over the players covering them. Geno also likes size at all 5 positions so he can switch anytime on defense.
If you drink heavily from the Geno kool aid---and hang on his every word--you would have OFTEN heard him say----I take from every good coach--he admitted he took from Harry P or Doug--
so there is no denying he takes from the Pros' That wasn't my comment---
Geno in a comment about guards--said you need good guards to win--he played three often.
Geno before Stewie --used a quick agile fast post --and her defense was amazing---the pro's seem to think so too--
Steff was a medium speed, medium athletic--but she filled the bill==
You are RUBBING it in --to Baylor, Tx, USC---"matching up their size with 5'11 super athlete--
Can't argue with the truth.
Geno since he arrived at Uconn, limited by players, has pushed the speed of the game--he loves the short clock times, he loves the new view of the game--this is the game, I believe, he envisioned--or getting to be.