Kemba played pretty well - his assists were low, but nobody hit open jumpers he gave them yesterday (particularly Diaw, who bricked three or four wide open shots on pick-and-pops), Walker also fed Biyombo once for what should have been a dunk, but Biyombo short armed a chippy, and he had a good read on another play, but threw the ball out of bounds when the man setting the screen on the baseline stood there and didn't flash to the basket when he was left unguarded on a switch (it happens).
The C's threw a defensive wrinkle at him in the second half where they switched off the ball on the high screen and roll and it confused him - he threw one soft pass right to Brandon Bass because he wasn't expecting a guy to be there. He also had a great blow by that resulted in a blocked shot because he was caught from behind - one of those plays he finishes easily in college, but didn't get to the rim at the NBA level. And Rondo was able to get by him a couple times, but that's to be expected.
In the third quarter, there was a little stretch of Ray vs. Kemba which was fun to watch. I think they both had about a dozen in the third quarter. It didn't rise to the level of the Ray-Ben playoff battles, but it was still a fun stretch of basketball for a UConn fan.
