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[QUOTE="MD#12Fan, post: 2585845, member: 8636"]
Awesome! I've got to focus my attention on whether teams slow us down with transition D or that we just choose to slow it down. I think we do it to ourselves. Not sure anyone can stop UConn in transition. (my stance anyway) I might argue that transition offense (used to be called fast-break) has never been done better. (Watch ESPN documentary, "Black Magic" to see the origins of the fast-break. John McLendon- North Carolina A&T, a disciple of Naismith himself at KU.) UConn- The diagonal passes, all 5 sprinting, court spread out....and then early offense with the hi-lo post action and back doors as defenses are struggling to catch up, and the skip passes- brilliant. 
Walt Frazier reference- sweet- How about comparing this team to the 70 and 73 Knicks? No super-star, ultimate team play and unselfishness. Bill Bradley, "Virtues of the Game" talks about the non-verbal communication between himself and Clyde. (Gabby and Lou) Go Huskies!
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