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[QUOTE="Rowdy831, post: 5126937, member: 12516"] They are definitely a work in progress. They have great individual players as they always do but they just haven't quite hit their stride in the team game. I agree they have a group that can dominate the weaker teams but they do need to develop those who will be the keys to beating the better teams, specifically fine tuning the chemistry on the floor. To me once Jana and Azzi move into the starting line up they can start developing into their most competitive team. I would love to see Ice stay in there too so the line up has size and scoring but I don't know if that is on Geno's radar. To me UConn looks closer to where UCLA is right now in readiness but not where ND seems to be. Good news is they have lots of time to get where they need to get and history shows they will get there. [/QUOTE]
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