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Message: [QUOTE="Carnac, post: 3409940, member: 5798"] Agree with all of your points. We all know you can learn many things from a loss. This game is a reminder that you can also learn some things from a win. Case in point: The team did improve with this game. No only in technique, but confidence (ONO, Makurat & Griffin). I think Geno [B]will not[/B] hesitate to put Aubrey in at anytime during a game going forward. During his postgame presser, he said that he told Chris Daley around halftime [I]"We’ve got to really get her ready for the NCAA Tournament because we’re going to need her. She’s got a lot to offer.” [ATTACH type="full" alt="1579891753318.png"]50219[/ATTACH][/I] I think Aubrey’s play last night was more impressive than her 25/12 game against Seton Hall earlier this season, because the stage was much bigger (13,659 fans in attendance), the hype surrounding this game was off the charts, it was against a ranked opponent and it was on national TV. Aubrey has moved into a different place now. She’s still got a long way to go, but now she knows she can play at this level, she’s an important part of the team, and will continue to be one of the first two reserves off the bench the rest of the season. The team did a 180 degree turn (and momentum shifted over to UConn) last night when Geno inserted Aubrey and Anna. The game was fun to watch after that. I’m definitely going to watch this game several more times. [/QUOTE]