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Message: [QUOTE="HuskyBaggins, post: 4584042, member: 1291"] Eh, they did. Sanogo just isn't mobile enough to stay with a 4. The only thing we haven't tried is the reverse. Clingan doesn't even have Sanogo's mobility on defense, but he might have the length to deal with a 4, except on the 3 point line. Not sure how many 4s are running around coming off screens, but that would definitely be a problem as well. I think a lot of us thing of this as a thing based on the more traditional center and power forward where both guys are really post players. But in today's game, that's rarely if ever true. Putting two big posts out there creates just as much of a mismatch when UConn is on defense as the reverse. [/QUOTE]