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Message: [QUOTE="The CDR-Ret, post: 4479040, member: 10751"] I fully agree with not sweating the turnovers, as a tenacious and aggressive defense holds down the opponents' shooting percentage (particularly from beyond the arc), as well as your other points of "a team that shoots better, gets more assists, and rebounds better than its opponent." Many of the turnovers in the first eleven games were from taking the chance that the opponents would not respond in time, or teammates not continuing their motion into where the pass would have been open. These type of turnovers tend to be "self-healing" as the players play together for extended time as it is an anticipation and timing relationship. Once the speed of play is comfortable for all the Huskies in the rotation, these type of turnovers will be fewer. Go Huskies!!! [/QUOTE]