No way. The 3 most talented players on the floor played for UCONN (Stewey, KML, Dolson). Perhaps if you meant coached their whole careers, but UCONN talent definitely exceeds Duke talent by a good margin, as it stands right now.
The game would perhaps be a lot closer, but UCONN players are flat out better. Doesn't always mean they win, but on average.
For instance, I don't think Geno (vs JPM) is worth 25-30 point swing in this case.
I don't want to either short change Geno or take Coach P off the hook, but there is a decided difference in talent. Especially speed and quickness.
Duke had no one who could keep up with either Moriah or Bria. Gray is a terrific player but by no means fast.
Duke's forwards are both good shooters but neither could guard Stewart. Williams is no match for Dolson. The UConn bench is stronger.
Duke defensive game plan (I'll be generous) seemed to be to pack the paint and take their chances with UConn perimeter shooters. Honestly, I don't think Ray Allen or Reggie Williams would knock down seven treys (like Kaleena amazingly did) after being absent for eight games. [No comment about her failure to adjust to reality.]
Duke, on offense, simply did not have what is needed, individually or as a team, to overcome the stifling UConn defense.
Yes, UConn was flat out better. On offense. On defense. And coaching.