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Could the Texas Game Be the Turning Point?
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[QUOTE="JoePgh, post: 4823252, member: 1131"] It was after the Texas game that Geno made the decision to go with a small lineup and a corresponding strategy: don't get clobbered on the boards, and win by running, forcing turnovers, and shooting at a high percentage because the team is moving the ball to get open shots. Not getting clobbered on the boards against players like Betts and Cardoso will be difficult, but having watched both of those players in person a week ago at Mohegan Sun, it is clear that they both have major mobility issues (especially Cardoso, who just gives up when a somewhat quick player drives on her). That could create as big a problem for their teams as UConn's limited size creates for it. [/QUOTE]
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