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[QUOTE="willtalk, post: 2877486, member: 1220"] Uconn Cat and Milfordhusky---- Both of your examples also reflect the problems of a short bench and lack of depth. I also remember them as being tired. Their short bench was brought up many times before the NCAA as a potential issue, but it wasn't until the ND game. I might be mistaken, but didn't the team lose a player via transfer early that season? He name escapes me at present. It wasn't just a short rotation but a short bench that was the problem. That is why they had to play inexperienced freshman and fouls problems had a major impact. [/QUOTE]
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