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Message: [QUOTE="bags27, post: 2052874, member: 6761"] But of the things you list, the only one that UConn can control for is the missing of a key player. Leaving aside the question of which starter on this team isn't "key," that particular "key" player--shall we call her "Keya" :) -- isn't likely to be playing at full speed for a couple of games at least. I'm not arguing that UConn won't be better next game, just that a historical "fact" has been created: there is now a perception that if all these very reasonable variables you list obtain in the future, UConn is beatable. And that will be an encouraging prospect for UConn's opponents. [/QUOTE]