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[QUOTE="JoePgh, post: 3087615, member: 1131"] I forced myself to read the entire article and thought that it was balanced, and the conclusion is unarguable -- either UConn will return to the level of consecutive NC's in the next few years, or it won't. (Does anyone want to disagree with that?) I agree that he downplayed excessively the play of Megan and Crystal during the current season. On the specific issue of Azura's reasons for going pro, I think it is possible that she knew that if she stayed, Geno would coach her to be a traditional center, and (like A'ja Wilson) that is not really what she wanted to be. Geno is always going to coach players based on the needs of the team, rather than their individual desires regarding roles. So it may have been a case of "irreconcilable differences". [/QUOTE]
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