Boatright daniels and bridah saved the game

[Husky25]

I never liked the concept of a point forward until I saw it run through Halil Kanacevic for St. Joes. He controlled the game for St. Joes. 12pt, 7 reb, and 5 assists from the PF position? That's some good work. As soon as he fouled out, my confidence in a UConn win increased x10.

 

[Nnocu]

I never liked the concept of a point forward until I saw it run through Halil Kanacevic for St. Joes. He controlled the game for St. Joes. 12pt, 7 reb, and 5 assists from the PF position? That's some good work. As soon as he fouled out, my confidence in a UConn win increased x10.

That kid kind of looked like Tolksdorf.

 

[aceboon]

I never liked the concept of a point forward until I saw it run through Halil Kanacevic for St. Joes. He controlled the game for St. Joes. 12pt, 7 reb, and 5 assists from the PF position? That's some good work. As soon as he fouled out, my confidence in a UConn win increased x10.

It was the same as Royce White with ISU, similar build as well

 

[Husky25]

It was the same as Royce White with ISU, similar build as well

Just glad it is over. I thought Nolan fouled out last night. I looked at the CBS box score and it said he was one of 4 Huskies with 4 PFs. Brimah shot 57% from the line all season. Would have never guessed that last night. Unbelievable. Provided the 4 bigs hit the gym over the summer, UConn is going to have a very good front court for years to come.

 

[Kembacity]

I noticed Bazz pulling on his finger again early in the game. It's still taped too. No media attention to it. Still makes me wonder what is up. I doubt Bazz will reveal it...

Why would the network cover it when they can interview a 4 year old...

Why show us and the non uconn fans how our coaching staff has a storied NCAA tourney career as players? Just interview a child who knows nothing, that's much better sports coverage