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Message: [QUOTE="BobbyJ, post: 4486157, member: 4250"] Exactly. I tend to throw stats out the window most of the time too but there are 4 that illustrate your points. Last 4 games vs SC: 55 PPG, 39% shooting, 24% 3 pt. shooting, and only 7 FTs per game. When SC (or any good defensive team) attacks the high ball screens and jams up the perimeter passing, UConn can't see through or run their sets through pressure. And with the inside game shut down, they have no one other than Bueckers who can create shots through that type of pressure. That's what produces only 7 FTs per game. I'd like to be wrong but this year's team doesn't pass as well as last year's did and that didn't work, so I don't see a different result. And I won't mention UConn's interior defense against the size of SC. Next year may be a different story. [/QUOTE]