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ESPN article: How strength coaches are taking over college basketball

Its nice to know that UConn is ahead of the curve with our new Coach. The ballerina stuff just didn't cut it. Our getting pushed around the paint and with the inability to effectively punish inside players made us seem weak. Sadly Amida may have missed out on a lucrative career due to his lack of physical transformation. Of course this is all new here at UConn but the improved strength of our post players will certainly be welcomed.

If our S&C coach is as advertised we should see some beastly players soon.
 
The Doctor Kramer and Jerry Martin tandem back a few years ago was considered legendary in the field in their day according to some in the field. Let's hope this starts a new era.
 
ND does yoga? What would Chief say?
 
Interesting reference to Juwan Durham. He will hopefully benefit from a year of strength and conditioning. Hopefully Carlos is turning our boys away from gymnastics
He will hopefully tear his cervix and never play again sorry.
 

It's sad one of Travis's products (Durham) is a role model in an ESPN article of how not to be. However, quite frankly, I am hopefully Carlos Daniels will get the dudes to man up. We have an image we developed the last few years that needs to be reversed - if we are successful it will positively impact recruiting.
Obviously, I can assure you DB gets it and even SH. No one likes to see their team get physically beat up. That would have driven Calhoun completely nuts.
 
Hopefully the swizzle stick big man era at UConn is over. It will be nice if our new S&C coach is the second coming of Charles Atlas.
 
Hopefully the swizzle stick big man era at UConn is over. It will be nice if our new S&C coach is the second coming of Charles Atlas.

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Travis's new gig is at some small bible school nobody has ever heard of - his various academic theories seem to have been totally discredited in D-1 athletics.
 

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