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[QUOTE="HopJim, post: 4459656, member: 6986"] While like most, I tend to focus on what Huskies could have done better, have to give Coach Berube kudos. Her press forced UConn to throw the ball in to corners and sides easy to double. While UConn had more height and physical presence, Princeton did a good job boxing out. When the pass went into key, DeBerry in particular, side defender anticipated and stole the ball. These tactics and many others did not happen by accident. Understand the many personnel issues UConn had but Berube's coaching focused on every detail of the game. Impressive. [/QUOTE]
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