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Message: [QUOTE="ctchamps, post: 3378677, member: 37"] As a general rule this is the formula. However match ups and what players are bringing to a game will ultimately determine who gets in and minutes they will play. UConn has five important players that are underclass men and one upperclassmen with only a year and a half college experience. It is rare for any player to be consistently good every game. The probability of better play increases with experience even for talented players. It would be highly unusual if these six players performed at a consistent high level. As UConn fans we’ve been blessed with one of the greatest basketball coaches in the history of the sport. We’ve observed the great teams and the mix of players that gave us success. When they graduated or went pro and the next group of talented players arrived those teams usually struggled for a year or two. [/QUOTE]