meyers7
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I know doggy won't touch this game.
Teams UCONN Cincinnati
Scoring/Opp 83.7/47.6 54.5/57.4
FG%/3pt 49.6%/37.2% 35.5%/25.6%
Def FG% 30.9%/31.3% 38.4%/30.0%
Reb 42.4/+10.8 37.1/+1.6
Assists 21.6 11.6
T/O 14.3/+7.4 15.8/-0.1
Steals/Blks 12.1/5.6 6.6/3.3
Starters
Dayeesha Hollins - (5-6 G JR) 16.3 ppg / 5.1 rpg /2.3 asp / 32% 3 pt
Lesha Dunn - (6-4 C SR) 7.7 ppg /6.2 rpb
Alysha Lovett – (6-0 G SO) 7.3 ppg / 4.4 rpg
Kayla Cook – (5-10 G JR) 4.6 ppg /3.1 rpg / 21% 3 pt
Chelsea Jamison – (5-10 G SO) 4.5 ppg / 3.6 apg
Bench
Tiffany Turner - (6-1 F JR) 7.6 ppg / 6.8 rpg
Janice Randolph – (6-2 F JR) 6.8 ppg / 6.5 rpg
Alexis Durley (5-8 F FR) – 5.2 ppg / 2.1 rpg
Jasmine Whitfield (5-10 G FR) – 1.6 ppg
Wins -Nobody really
Losses – Louisville 33-72, Ohio St 49-87, USF 44-77, Seton Hall 56-64, Villanova 51-54
Cincinnati is not a good team. 8-10 overall, 0-5 in conference (and we know the conference isn’t very tough this year). They do have a little height though. Dunn 6-4 C, with Turner 6-1 and Randolph 6-2 off the bench. Although I don’t think it will give UCONN any problems. The starters match up position wise with UCONN, 1 post and 4 guards. But that’s about where the comparison ends. Looks like Faris will draw Hollins. Shut her down and they don’t have much else.
Bearcats are not a good shooting team. Don’t shoot the 3 much and are not very good at it. Defensively, their stats are not bad, but they really haven’t played to many good opponents. The ones who are decent Ohio St., Louisville blew them out. The most they’ve given up this year is 87, that might be in jeopardy. The least they’ve scored is 33, that might be in jeopardy too. They are 6-4 at home, so they seem to play better there, though it probably won’t help much
UCONN will win this one easily. Geno can pretty much set the margin. But with Jamelle as the opposing coach, he may not set it that high. On the other hand, I’m sure he would like to see the Duke 2nd half intensity and concentration continue. This will probably fall into the 40-50 pt margin.
I’ll go 91-43. Jefferson, Tuck, Buck, Banks and Stokes get plenty of time (if healthy).
Teams UCONN Cincinnati
Scoring/Opp 83.7/47.6 54.5/57.4
FG%/3pt 49.6%/37.2% 35.5%/25.6%
Def FG% 30.9%/31.3% 38.4%/30.0%
Reb 42.4/+10.8 37.1/+1.6
Assists 21.6 11.6
T/O 14.3/+7.4 15.8/-0.1
Steals/Blks 12.1/5.6 6.6/3.3
Starters
Dayeesha Hollins - (5-6 G JR) 16.3 ppg / 5.1 rpg /2.3 asp / 32% 3 pt
Lesha Dunn - (6-4 C SR) 7.7 ppg /6.2 rpb
Alysha Lovett – (6-0 G SO) 7.3 ppg / 4.4 rpg
Kayla Cook – (5-10 G JR) 4.6 ppg /3.1 rpg / 21% 3 pt
Chelsea Jamison – (5-10 G SO) 4.5 ppg / 3.6 apg
Bench
Tiffany Turner - (6-1 F JR) 7.6 ppg / 6.8 rpg
Janice Randolph – (6-2 F JR) 6.8 ppg / 6.5 rpg
Alexis Durley (5-8 F FR) – 5.2 ppg / 2.1 rpg
Jasmine Whitfield (5-10 G FR) – 1.6 ppg
Wins -Nobody really
Losses – Louisville 33-72, Ohio St 49-87, USF 44-77, Seton Hall 56-64, Villanova 51-54
Cincinnati is not a good team. 8-10 overall, 0-5 in conference (and we know the conference isn’t very tough this year). They do have a little height though. Dunn 6-4 C, with Turner 6-1 and Randolph 6-2 off the bench. Although I don’t think it will give UCONN any problems. The starters match up position wise with UCONN, 1 post and 4 guards. But that’s about where the comparison ends. Looks like Faris will draw Hollins. Shut her down and they don’t have much else.
Bearcats are not a good shooting team. Don’t shoot the 3 much and are not very good at it. Defensively, their stats are not bad, but they really haven’t played to many good opponents. The ones who are decent Ohio St., Louisville blew them out. The most they’ve given up this year is 87, that might be in jeopardy. The least they’ve scored is 33, that might be in jeopardy too. They are 6-4 at home, so they seem to play better there, though it probably won’t help much
UCONN will win this one easily. Geno can pretty much set the margin. But with Jamelle as the opposing coach, he may not set it that high. On the other hand, I’m sure he would like to see the Duke 2nd half intensity and concentration continue. This will probably fall into the 40-50 pt margin.
I’ll go 91-43. Jefferson, Tuck, Buck, Banks and Stokes get plenty of time (if healthy).
