Flashback Championship Huskies: Fondest Memories?

[RichZ]

Adama evolving from a great interior guy to the dominant interior force in the entire tourney. But two specific plays will likely live in my mind for however any years I have left.

1. For the season on the whole, Joey's 'touch shot' heading out of bounds while being fouled.
2. For the tourney, definitely Ajax's drop pass and screen for Joey's three.

 

[ctchamps]

Learning about Douglass Firs in The PK Tournament.

 

[ctchamps]

Watching every tourney game and being just amazed at how much better we were than every team we played. After the first 12 games or so I looked at my son and said this team plays as a team better than any team I can remember. It was truly remarkable and I really believe even on this board this team does not get the credit it deserves. There should at least be a debate on who was the best team 1999, 2004 or 2023. As for me as far as best team with an emphasis on team no other UConn team was as connected as this team.

I felt this was the most cohesive team.
I would say this team was the only team that 1-9 had little drop off. Certainly 1-8.
Best inside outside team.

Certainly not the best team star power wise. The whole was definitely better than the parts. And the parts were darn good.

 

[Ratso]

it was just pretty basketball, big up dan hurley. we rolled through the tourney & looked great doing it

 

[jibsey]

I don’t remember UCONN team passing as well as this one. We had huge assist advantages all through the year.

 

[Frank06830]

I don’t remember UCONN team passing as well as this one. We had huge assist advantages all through the year.

 

[Frank06830]

Don’t mean to hyperbolize but the ball movement and sum greater than their parts reminded me of Holztman Knicks. Had my second thoughts in January, , but Marcn proved me right.