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Message: [QUOTE="JordyG, post: 3832563, member: 6819"] I absolutely agree with your post. The major problem with this season is players across the country cannot establish any sort of rhythm with their game. They've barely put in the number of repetitions necessary to play with any efficiency on either end of the court. By this time last year UConn had played 22 games. This season they've played a sputtering 12 games. Even with that it's not the number, but its intermittency, and that applies to every team in the country. I've stated early and often that the Championships should be delayed at least a month. I think by March teams are going to have varying degrees of mental and physical readiness and preparedness for the tournament, and this isn't quite fair. These losses that we're seeing by top teams seem to me to be evidence of this lack of preparedness. At this point after 12 games coaches like Geno barely know what they have. By the way, let's add early arrivals like Saylor Poffenbarger to the mix. By June you're going to see entire teams that are COVID inoculated, and that would make a big mental and physical difference. [/QUOTE]