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UConn WBB - Practices are Harder than Games
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[QUOTE="UHF, post: 4283686, member: 12051"] When was the last time a current or former player said something along those lines? I remember hearing that during UConn national championship seasons. Talent advantage has a lot to do with 1,149–150, 11 NC, 14 straight FF, etc. As does coaching, team practices, individual drills, strength and conditioning, game film study, etc. Has talent parity overcome "practices are harder than games" since 2016? Yes, this season was full of injuries and illness. No, I do not expect UConn to win every game or reach every final four. [/QUOTE]
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