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In WBB, is a Short Bench an Advantage?
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[QUOTE="asuwish, post: 2675877, member: 1320"] Back in 2000 Uconn played 10 players pressed the whole game and ran teams into the ground. The hard part is getting talented depth because kids look to where they can play. Yes, kids have to be able to almost seamlessly mesh with the starters, but I think Uconn has an advantage here. Instead of winning conference games by 50 use say a bench player at a time to get comfortable working together. Geno doesn't think his bench is good enough but they are being compared to six 1st round draft picks. Win by 20 or 25 and develop depth. [/QUOTE]
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