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Do the Huskies rely too much on steals?
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[QUOTE="Bleed Blue-XY, post: 2607342, member: 7958"] Yes, the writer brings up a valid point. We have all seen UCONN get in tight games when turnovers are not coming rapidly and they have to rely on their half court offense. Heck we seen how the offense looked against UCF when they slowed things down and limited UCONN’s fast break points. One positive thing this year compare to last year is the team has Z who can score in the paint and draw extra defenders which will give the shooters more opportunities. Also her range outside the paint is good enough to draw a talented big out and give more room for players like Pheese and Gabby to operate. [/QUOTE]
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