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Message: [QUOTE="Triad, post: 3389449, member: 9676"] Just because YOU put ONO on Smith does not mean Smith will guard ONO. Cox may be Baylors ONO defender of choice. What then. If I were Mulkey I'd allow geno to use whomever he may chose against her players then use those against Uconn that present the best match up to Baylors advantage. I admit Megan isn't the kid that played them but Uconn had some fire power when the game was in Waco that only to a minor degree included Megan. A team that plays an effective inside game and can score from the outside is really hard to defend. That works both ways uc-vs-Bears, Bears- Vs-UC. When UC is hitting the 3's they don't need a lot of scoring from the inside, but it does come because the Bears has to choose their poison. We'll see what the winning combinations turns out to be: Inside defense and scoring or --Outside shooting and 3 line defense. If Uc can make the Bears take more outside shots than they may like the game looks better for Geno. Uconn is a good rebounding team with or without ONO. Post defense isn't UC's strongest suit. The strategic approaches to this game are multitude--Geno won't put a new wrinkle into this team for one game. You saw the game he'll play against SMU. [/QUOTE]