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[QUOTE="Rowdy831, post: 4960305, member: 12516"] Similar as they both would be motion offense but the men seem to use the curl screen to pass back to the opposite high wing for a three which is different. They work the lane quite a bit too which is different too. They both play extremely good defense and make it tough on the opponent to make shots. On execution I would say the men were spot on last night and they had a decided advantage on overall size that Purdue just didn't have an answer for in the end. Great game and a pretty impressive finish for both the men and women. [/QUOTE]
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