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Message: [QUOTE="MadDogRevival, post: 2670229, member: 8028"] No it does not. It's basic human psychology. It's incredibly difficult to stay on top for a long period of time, which is why it's so impressive that Geno has done what he has done for so long. I don't care whether it's being a chef at a top notch restaurant, a long distance runner, or a WNBA player. To get out of bed and generate motivation when you have already been wildly successful is super human. Two seniors have 2 Natties already and 3 . Have only lost fewer than 5 times in 4 years. Throw in a coach who has won double digit natties. OF COURSE it's more difficult for them to get motivated than a team and a coach who have never won it and a program that hasn't won it in 17 years. OF COURSE! And that's no insult to the UConn women, and it's artificial sensitivity to pretend that it is. It's amazing they have done what they have done, especially given the fact that they have already done it so many times. [/QUOTE]