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[QUOTE="Alydar, post: 3405219, member: 730"] Baylor chose to focus on dropping back on defense instead of going for offensive boards. It effectively eliminated UConn's transition game and was IMO a big factor in the outcome. Tenn has historically used offensive rebounding to score. If they try that and UConn can get the defensive rebounds the Huskies will have a lot of transition opportunities. [/QUOTE]
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