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Message: [QUOTE="bballnut90, post: 2695083, member: 2117"] Baylor 2012 vs ND 2014 was a tough call...ultimately it came down to consistency. ND had just 1 really tight game all year (road game against a Final Four team) and one game that was tight until the last few minutes (Virginia). Every game was a comfortable double digit win, and they dominated a good ACC. I don't think you can hold the UCONN loss against them considering they were without Achonwa and UCONN had one of its best teams ever. I think they were more complete too....they had such a good combination of inside out threats, plus a fantastic passing post player in Achonwa. I think they were sorely underrated because they didn't finish the deal. 2012 Baylor obviously went undefeated and had the most physically imposing player ever, but they had more close calls. The Tennessee game was very close until the end, same with games against UCONN and Texas Tech. I'm getting nitpicky here, plus I think Muffet is a better coach than Kim, so there's probably some bias on my end, but I think it's close. Both were incredible teams though in hindsight. Honestly though, I think at their peak, 2013 Baylor was better than either of these teams, but the Stanford and Louisville losses forced me to put them below these two. They were just dominant on both ends of the court and Griner was truly a force of nature that year. Even when they were down 20 to Louisville, I still thought Baylor was going to win the game....and they nearly did. [/QUOTE]

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