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Message: [QUOTE="HuskyHawk, post: 4460215, member: 1414"] The areas where Clingan was better are FG % and blocks. But the bigger question is why? Is he just better? Or does he benefit from following Sanogo, who stresses the opposing big, causes foul trouble etc.? I think it's the latter. Not that he hasn't been really good, better than expected, but the situation benefits him, and by extension, UConn. He comes in to face a big that probably needs a break or a sub, and he's just too much for them. ''Depth is the key to who we are,'' Hurley said. ''Obviously the identity is defense and to dominate the backboard. ... But we can play a slow-down game, an up-tempo game. We can play big. We can play small. And the depth is what makes this whole thing work.'' [/QUOTE]