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[QUOTE="oldude, post: 2826869, member: 7511"] Your referencing Z of course. At 6’6”, Z was a very good player, and she worked very hard to become a better low post player. But imo Z was always more comfortable in the open court than the low post. Against ND, Z certainly helped turn the tide in the 2nd quarter, but in the 2nd half, ND made an adjustment to double her in the post and Z struggled all game to control Sheppard on defense. Give me a Tuck or even Kiah Stokes and UConn has a better chance of winning imo. [/QUOTE]
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