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[QUOTE="Sifaka, post: 2698857, member: 8516"]
Ohhhhh.... Think of the children!

Ok.  I stopped and thought.  The freshmen are told, before they sign up to
give UConn their best, that playing time is conditioned on learning the system, as demonstrated in practice.  If they are brighter than a garden tool, they may have noticed that most first year UConn team members play relatively limited minutes. So, therefore, it should neither surprise them nor hurt their feelings should they follow this same pattern.

B.b.b.b.buttttt, fulminate the drive-by nay-sayers, other freshmen at other schools play more.  So efffing what!?  Do those other schools make it to the final four with any notable frequency?  Do those other schools win as many NCs?  Do those players have better odds of making it to the WNBA?  Do they have better graduation rates?  Are their lifetime friendships with teammates and coaching staffs more solid?

Just what is the yardstick used to declare those other systems "better"?

Does it melt in humid climates?
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