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Message: [QUOTE="bigknight3, post: 4476112, member: 5837"] "There was a sequence midway through the second half that epitomized the Huskies’ explosive brilliance, and it started with [URL='https://theathletic.com/college-basketball/player/joey-calcaterra-xj1qBZeLOWzOPnl9/']Joey Calcaterra[/URL], who had gone scoreless in the opening 29 minutes of the game. He had a reverse left-hand layup off a back cut, followed by a forced steal, a nifty catch by the sideline, a drive into the heart of the defense, and a behind-the-back dump-off that cut Georgetown’s lead to two and sent the Gampel crowd into ballistics. UConn pressed the next inbounds and got a turnover and an immediate [URL='https://theathletic.com/college-basketball/player/hassan-diarra-peDVTdN6AsNViYxW/']Hassan Diarra[/URL] layup. After a good defensive play by underrated freshman big [URL='https://theathletic.com/college-basketball/player/donovan-clingan-YNswMDuRYddaMhk0/']Donovan Clingan[/URL], Diarra buried a guarded kickout 3, and then Clingan blocked two [URL='https://theathletic.com/college-basketball/player/qudus-wahab-zMB1QtLH3mTMcDB2/']Qudus Wahab[/URL] shots in a row before feeding a break that ended with a wide-open Calcaterra 3. Roughly two minutes of game time had elapsed, and UConn had gone from down by eight to up by six. Georgetown looked deeply confused. Stingy defense, savvy offense, flow, intuition, and a crowd absolutely losing its mind: It was everything that has made UConn so good so far, purified and condensed. [...] on Tuesday, when UConn really needed to elevate, when it needed something more, it was damn near transcendent. It looked like the best team in the country to us." [/QUOTE]

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