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Message: [QUOTE="CajunHusky, post: 2637393, member: 6416"] Put in perspective .... the run and shoot was the equivalent of two games ... it played to UConn's fluid offensive style. For every offensive possession UConn had, St Francis also had one. St Francis took low percentage shots hoping they could hit a higher percentage than normal (they didn't) .... UConn forsook the three point shot for the hi percentage and hit almost 3 out of 4 shots in the first half. UConn dominated boards - of course they had a lot more defensive opportunities than St Francis did, a function of shot percentage. Both teams had a surprisingly low number of turnovers. Taken one possession at a time, St Francis played well, worked quickly to get open shots and didn't turn the ball over. I wonder what the score would have been if UConn had shot their usual 53% and St Francis shot 38% Something like 110 to 82 ?? Reminded me of Louisville with the Schimmel sisters. [/QUOTE]