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Message: [QUOTE="southofnorth, post: 3325090, member: 9132"] Oh no doubt they need to clean up the turnovers and clearly Notre Dame has had more than its fair share of setbacks, but I was more comparing the play from Tennessee to the last few years when they arguably had equal to or more talent. It seems like they’re actually attempting to run an offense—something they haven’t done in recent years. Usually it’s been one pass (at most) and then a Hail Mary shot from whoever thought they were Steph Curry that night. The turnovers might be a result of inexperienced players coupled with a new offensive style many of them aren’t used to yet. I think they could achieve a lot if they can make smarter passes going forward. That’s a big if I know, but one that Harper might be able to conquer. Muffet McGraw has a lot on her plate this season. Notre Dame has had more than its fair share of setbacks already. You never want to hear about illness or injuries for anyone, period. So I hope both Vaughn and Prohaska can make full recoveries. As much as I dislike Notre Dame when they play UConn, I love how much they push UConn to play better. It’s exactly what Tennessee (and for a few years around the Maya Moore and Breanna Stewart eras, Stanford) used to do. It made for great basketball and grew the women’s game. Notre Dame has some good pieces, so I hope they can figure out how to put the puzzle together. [/QUOTE]