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[QUOTE="JordyG, post: 2384162, member: 6819"] Again, UConn had the better players. But in my opinion the better TEAM shows itself and overcomes adversity under any and all conditions. Yeah, any given night. But that UConn team needed a loss to better understand what it takes. Needed it. MSS was unfortunately the team and the semi's were the time for the better team. After that loss maybe UConn wins, and maybe, just maybe that MSS team matches up well against them again for an even worse spanking. It wasn't as if they didn't make their own slew of mistakes that night. We'll never know, will we? [/QUOTE]
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