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Message: [QUOTE="Alydar, post: 4071216, member: 730"] Inches don't always dictate who are the most dangerous posts. Boston is a junior and Cardoso a sophomore. Both ONO and Juhasz are seniors. Your point is that S car has 2 massive posts and that UConn has to respond. But If we look back a half dozen or so years SCar had 3 highly touted posts and yet UConn managed to win, fairly easily. UConn's edge is in their perimeter and mid-range scoring. I'd have options but before I responded I would need to see how the twin towers play together. For five years running UConn has had to play a bit soft on defense to stay out of foul trouble. Teams would try and exchange fouls thinking they would win on attrition. That is no longer an option. And what did Cardoso add other than depth. SCar was already known as one of the most physical teams in wcbb. Cardoso is lily gilding plus an insurance policy in case Boston is out. SCar is very small in their backcourt and that's where they need size. Quick for sure and dynamite in transition but as we saw in the UConn game neither was able to guard Bueckers and now we added Fudd. So does the coach sit one of her upper class guards and give some of the freshmen a chance? The other problem in playing twin towers is that Saxson and Beal sit. They have a similar problem to UConn in that regard. [/QUOTE]