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Message: [QUOTE="UConnCat, post: 4111958, member: 15"] That makes more sense than describing the difference as one of physicality. Baylor's guards last year were bigger, stronger, more physical and better defenders than South Carolina's guards and UConn's guards held their own in the E8 game. South Carolina's guards can put a lot of pressure on the perimeter because they have the length and defensive ability in the post to protect the basket but their still small and not especially physical. The fact that UConn's guards allowed SC's small guards to be so disruptive is a problem but something that is fixable. How UConn's guards are currently playing defensively is a different discussion than what was able to shut down UConn's offense in the 4th quarter. The latter is what I thought was being discussed here. [/QUOTE]