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[QUOTE="hoophuskee, post: 4503895, member: 3535"] And yet we keep hearing "tired legs" yet we saw how "tired legs" didn't affect UCONN one bit this game. And we hear how players like Amari can't get better yet then we see she played one of the best games of her career despite not getting many minutes in the past few. The mention of Lou being mugged is the same thing that;s been happening to UCONN for years. And Lou she still winds up with 17 points and she is averaging less minutes than she did at Fairfield. The philosophy Auriemma has employed for 30 years and continues to employ remains the best alternative as we see year over year results/ not only in performance but in recruitiing. [/QUOTE]
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