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Message: [QUOTE="gtcam, post: 4735169, member: 2844"] Just because UConn kept the score close to NCS doesn't mean that there is reason to be satisfied. With the exception of the QB, I didn't see NCS to be a dominant team and felt the UConn gave them way too many opportunities. The play offensive calling by Charlton was questionable at best and why are we ignoring the tight ends? QB play, for someone who has played as much football as Fagnano has - he was bad - indecisive and ignoring open targets. Tackling has been an issue since Bobby Red Pants days and it reared its ugly head again yesterday. I have total faith in HCJM but am puzzled as to why there were very little adjustments made one either side of the ball in the 2nd half. Hopefully there are lessons to be learned from last night and it won't take 4 or 5 games to correct all of them. Last night was a winnable game and UConn let the opportunity slip away. [/QUOTE]