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Message: [QUOTE="tomcat, post: 3438918, member: 961"] I'm inclined to agree with j66, that the USF game will tell us nothing. This team plays well when it plays down. It plays poorly when it plays up. This makes it like the vast majority of sports teams everywhere, and it gives us a pretty good idea where it should stand in the rankings and tournament seedings. There is no glory -- at least there should not be -- in beating up on a team that is a whole lot smaller that you are. This is why we longtime fans have always looked at games against outgunned opponents not as blowouts but as chances to watch the team play toward perfection. The 2019-20 iteration of UConn WCBB is so far from that point that all we can do is watch a potential blowout, or maybe less if UConn does not bring its A game. It's not as much fun, but at this point, a win is a win is a win. I'll be there, hoping for good things. [/QUOTE]