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Message: [QUOTE="sun, post: 4255584, member: 11664"] I have nothing but respect for the UCF Knights, especially because I had no idea how formidable they were. Their team is extremely talented, and they showed UConn how important every point made can really be. Every point, every foul, every pass, every shot, every mistake, and every second of every NCAAT game can be vitally important. I felt empathy for the UCF players who answered questions at their post game presser, and their coach too. They could have been among the top 10 teams in the nation, and playing what amounted to be their NC game in the 2nd round. But then UConn has probably broken the hearts of more NCAA teams than any other team in the country. Of course the UCF players are feeling heartbroken. But their players and coach are determined to come back stronger and recruit even better next year. That's the spirit that the NCAAT is based on. It just shows that there will always be more good teams & players than there are rankings to fairly rate them. UConn needs to be on its toes at all times, and there's not much room for any errors at all going forward. We have the UCF Knights to thank for helping to impart that lesson to the Huskies, and we also helped to teach them that same lesson in return. Wow! I didn't realize that UCF has the largest enrollment of all universities in the entire USA. I just looked it up, in 2019 it had over 61,000 undergraduates, and a total enrollment of 71,948 taking classes in the fall of 2020. UConn has done itself proud by beating them. It looks like UCF has been rapidly moving up in the academic world. [/QUOTE]

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