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Message: [QUOTE="Carnac, post: 4263679, member: 5798"] A better question is "[B]Can UConn stop Boston[/B]"? I say no. Whether another team can stop or slow her down doesn't do anything for or help UConn. UConn DOES NOT have anyone that can stop or slow her down. ONO can't. She's had numerous opportunities and failed to do so up to now. What would be different THIS time? [B]Boston had 22/15 when they played earlier this year. ONO had 6/5 with 5 blocks. SC won by 16 points. This was BEFORE Bueckers was injured.[/B] UConn was held to 3 points in the 4th quarter. :( [URL='https://www.espn.com/womens-college-basketball/boxscore/_/gameId/401381679'][Box score[/URL]] Edwards has a better chance of slowing her down, but she's 2' shorter than Boston. My guess is she'd get in foul trouble BEFORE she was able to have any affect on Boston. Boston has gone up against the best post players in the country and come out on top in most of those encounters. 29 double doubles in a row. I'm a UConn fan, and I want them to win it all, but they're not going to beat SC THIS year with THIS team. [B]We turn the ball over too much, we can't make our bunnies, and we miss too many free throws. I'm not whining here, just giving my take the way I see it.[/B] Disagree if you wish. This is not UConn's year. You can be as optimistic as you wish. The stark reality is it's not our year. How many of you thought that UConn was going to win the NC when we were down to 7 heathy players? [B]We can resume this discussion AFTER UConn beats NCS. We're getting ahead of ourselves here. [/B] [/QUOTE]

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