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[QUOTE="ctdad, post: 2674660, member: 4805"] On McGraw's Bench, one poster made a salient observation that one reason UConn has trouble in OT games is because for them to actually play in one, the other team has to be playing very well, UConn has to be playing at below their normal standard and that it would follow that those relative levels of play would carry over into the extra session(s). Its as good an explanation as any. [/QUOTE]
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