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Message: [QUOTE="REB1094, post: 4481645, member: 12147"] The few times Sanogo did get the ball in the paint and was allowed to go 1-on-1, he did very well. I only remember one time where they let him get the ball and then sent a double, and it led to a cut by Andre and a great find from Sanogo for an open dunk Part of the reason why the box scores ended up that way is because Villanova refused to let Adama Sanogo touch the ball, whereas UConn let Sanogo play Dixon straight up. Dixon is a good matchup against Sanogo for the reasons husky429 said, so he did very well against that matchup. But when you have to commit 1.5-2 defensive players on 1 guy every single possession, and your starting C is running around from the perimeter to take advantage of a speed difference, your defense will eventually wear out. Part of what makes our team so dangerous [/QUOTE]