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Realistic assessment on 90+ point scoring
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[QUOTE="Bone Dog, post: 5303078, member: 12088"] I didn’t mean to offend you. You presented some data, good data. I merely tried to add some nuance to your interpretation of it. Offense and defense are not fully independent variables. And what any UConn fan knows is that Geno constantly says offense grows from the defense. I’m sure you’ve seen many of the pressers and interviews where he says this. Yes, all the recent winners were top offensive schools while only 90% were top defensive teams. But this by itself doesn’t prove your point. It only shows that not all coaches think about basketball the way Geno does. [/QUOTE]
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