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Message: [QUOTE="JoePgh, post: 3926649, member: 1131"] That's absolutely correct, and in my opinion it is a potentially BIG problem! From Geno's comments about how they had to "get back to doing what we do everyday" and "running our stuff", I think his view is the same -- one-on-one play is not UConn basketball, and is not a reliably winning formula. It reduces the game to just a contest of athleticism and one-on-one skills, and that is what Baylor wanted and succeeded in getting. With Richards out of the game and Aubrey playing well, UConn had the slightest of edges in athleticism and 1-on-1 skill, and that decided the game. But UConn needs to figure out how to run its normal stuff against an athletic defense. Maybe they won't need it this week, i.e., this season. But they will need it before they graduate. [/QUOTE]