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[QUOTE="Steelerone, post: 4804364, member: 8313"]
What has happened  is what everybody wished for.  The women's game is catching up to the men's game.  This means the game is played faster, the 3 point shot is becoming more prevalent, and the players are getting chippier.  It also means that we are getting to the point where, although Lindy's or some other basketball forecaster picks a school to finish number one there are about ten others who can easily fill that bill depending on injuries or some catastrophic event.  Before Uconn there was Tennessee or USC,  When Uconn came into the picture it was strictly Tennessee or Uconn.  Then a couple of other teams like Notre Dame and Duke came on the scene but it was still a small, compact group.  Now we have at least seven or eight teams who, legitimately, are capable of walking away with the trophy.  And, ladies and gentlemen, this is now the norm and is not going to change.  The important thing to remember is that we will always be in the fight for one of those spots and, as such,  at some point we will win another.
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