And they don't play effective defense (at least last night).
Why always with the double post..double post??
I think Fuller needed to tinker with that a bit, as he only used the S-curve and ignored other important rules. For example, you need to move teams seeded 1-4 from the same conference in different regions if possible, but he has Mississippi St. (1) and Kentucky (4) in the same region, Baylor (1) and Texas (2) together, Duke (3) and Louisville (4) together, and Washington and UCLA together. As the ACC and PAC12 only have 4 teams in the top 16, they can be placed in different regions, and the same goes for the other conferences with multiple bids (B12 3, SEC 3).
MissState looked weaker early in the year, beating some unranked teams by narrow margins, and being gifted a game by Iowa State, who coughed up an 11-point lead in the last minutes and then flat-lined in overtime. But the second half of their season has been stronger, and their confidence must be very high. And yes, they deserved a win over SC, but key calls went against them. Their last two games, away to Kentucky and home against Tenn, should be interesting.
This seems to happen to UConn often! Look at the banked 3-pointer at the end of the Tulane game. I recall important wins against ND and Stanford in NCAA tournaments that appeared closer in the final score only because of desperation threes hurled up in wild fashion and somehow finding the basket. I don't need the stress induced by those dumb-luck shots!
