UNC beat Syracuse in January next up UConn

[DaddyChoc]

Not blowing my own horn, but if you check my posts from last year you will see I predicted Uconn would go all the way to NO.12 and never wavered once. This year I have been posting that Uconn will be undefeated and win NO 13 and never wavered from it. I am always positive about Uconn and never any doubts. Geno has coached the best team he has ever had this year and a loss is not evenly remotr, I don't care who-------UCLA-----SO CAROLINA or TEXAS. Uconn beat UCLA and SO. CAROLINA last year, Tho they didn't play TEXAS. Even with losing Paige, in my estimation we became a BETTER team with EVERY PLAYER playing harder to make up her loss, Thus a better team . 4 more to go and NO13. GO HUSKIES!!!!ALL THE WAY!!!!

Great Mojo

 

[DaddyChoc]

Now, if I can only get @Tonyc to remember to use paragraphs 😉

If if “ain’t” broke… no need to fix it!

 

[DaddyChoc]

SC and UCLA will be ready. They saw it last year. People think this will be easy. It will not!

I do agree… foul trouble worries me

 

[Tonyc]

I agree SC and UCLA will be ready. They know what to expect. However, they still have that feeling in the back of their minds of what it felt like last season and that feeling won't go away. Which is an advantage for UConn because when UConn applies the pressure they will have to deal with it and playing under that kind of pressure causes doubt. Doubt is not a good thing because when you have doubt you lose trust in what you're doing. When you lose your trust in what you're doing than you make changes and take chances and that's never a good thing. UConn plays under control executing a system and neither UCLA nor SC do. UCLA depends on Betts when they need a basket and if she is defended properly she may not shoot at such a great percentage. The number 1 thing opponents must do to keep UConn from exploding is have good ball handlers and good passers who can break their pressure. So far, we haven't seen that. Dont count out Texas Michigan or LSU in UCLAs bracket.

 

[Jackcatscal]

I say not so fast. Tony writes in what is called stream-of-consciousness style. It might meander but it flows.

Tonyc could be called a modern-day James Joyce.