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[QUOTE="willtalk, post: 3393229, member: 1220"] I suspect a major factor in the Huskys lack of energy at the end of the game was that they were playing the first half of the game on adrenaline. This was a big game for them and they started off on fire with a lot of energy. The problem with playing on adrenaline is that it wears off and then your energy is depleted. This is why you do not want to get too fired up for the start of games. It's like distance runners that run too fast at the start of a race. [/QUOTE]
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