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Message: [QUOTE="UConnCat, post: 3920170, member: 15"] Michigan played Baylor exactly how teams should play them. Limit transition and force Baylor's guards to dribble the ball and make jump shots in the half court. Richards is not a good shooter and Ursin and Carrington are going to make some but mostly 2-point shots. Baylor's guards can be loose with the ball. Michigan had no answer for Smith but most teams don't. Michigan's biggest problems in the game were the lack of a 3rd scorer after Hillmon and Brown and some critical live-ball turnovers that allowed Carrington to score on the break. Baylor is a very difficult match-up for any team because of how they defend and rebound. If UConn can limit transition like Michigan did and hold their own on the boards they can certainly win the game. [/QUOTE]