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Message: [QUOTE="RSHERMVIKES, post: 2668576, member: 2251"] Charliebball- - -the 5 things I named above had little to do with ND! 1. ND didn't convince Geno to start Crystal Dangerfield over Azura in the 3rd period 2. Our G's weren't as aggressive as usual, driving to the hoop for layups or dishing out for 3's. UCONN was content staying outside and shooting long 2's & 3's that didn't fall! Thereby not drawing fouls where they only went to the line 6 times to ND's 20+ 3. We started the game as flat as a board, no spirit, no fire, ND didn't cause that, and UCONN got down early because of it 4. Because we played without emotion we didn't switch on defense as quickly as we usually do 5. The players threw lazy/slow passes and they are famous for their crisp and direct passes that beats the defensive movement These 5 are UCONN traits that usually start UCONN off on a roll that the opponent usually doesn't recover from [/QUOTE]