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[QUOTE="jibsey, post: 4598102, member: 859"] Forget about size, their little guards drive and make difficult shots and they fight to the death for rebounds and loose balls. On those drives they’re getting to the line making 28 FT’s. They were 2-8 from 3 but as long as we bring the same effort I think we’ll be OK. Just outrebound them and not turn it over. Now if everything goes in from inside the 3 point line for them like today that could be trouble. Hurley and staff will have a defensive strategy and the troops as ready as possible. Game will be analyzed silly between now and then. Was Texas known for great defense? [/QUOTE]
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