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[QUOTE="MdStang, post: 5246516, member: 10784"] So far I can't find any analyst referencing these numbers: UConn has outscored their four opponents in the tournament by 140 points. The next highest total is Texas with 80, followed by SC with 79 and UCLA with 76. UConn has double digit wins in all four games, with the closest being 14 points (So. Cal.). Texas and UCLA have 3 double digit wins and SC has 2 double digit wins. The Huskies had the toughest path to the Final Four with second round games in Spokane and having to beat a #3 seed and a #1 seed to advance to the Final Four. [/QUOTE]
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