Granted, whenever the two best programs in the game face off, it's a pretty big event, but, irrespective of the outcome, this is not a game freighted with all that much meaning. I expect UConn to eke it out in a close one, but whether they do or not really isn't terribly important at this stage of the season, just as UConn's victory at the XL last year certainly wasn't. Much more important from a UConn perspective than winning or losing tomorrow is the quality of performance generated by Megan and Chrystyn. Both teams, barring injury, will be better in March than they are now. But UConn's potential for improvement is the greater of the two, depending on the direction the two newcomers to the starting lineup make. In that regard, I'm highly optimistic!