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Message: [QUOTE="RuffRuff, post: 5097007, member: 1268"] I’d expect some games this year with the lackluster first halves into second half runways. The two major advantages this team has is shooting and depth. Goal for this team will likely be to keep opposing teams in the low 70s, as opposed to the 60s like last year. I could see stats like steals, transition points and 3s up this year. UConn was not great 3pt shooting team last year at 84th % in the country, and 76th in 3s made. Unlikely to be the juggernaut like last year, which was so efficient on offense and could clamp down defensively, dominating both ends. This team could boat race when hot, but also leave a lot of teams in it due to the defensive end when cold. Wondering if Hurley moves a bit to the Oats model this year, which is typically top ten in 3s made/game. Personnel this year looks a lot more like the typical Oats team without the classic big 5. [/QUOTE]