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What does "If UConn can remain healthy..." really mean?
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[QUOTE="Alydar, post: 4683874, member: 730"] These players are consumed with getting better. That's partly why they were recruited. If you want to get better badly you work hard and for long hours. Injury is always a risk but wanting to be the best includes the risk of injury. The title to this thread, to my mind, is a reflection of anxiety over the last two years. I posted a year ago that I thought UConn had an incredibly talented and deep team. Bueckers and Fudd at guard with Muhl and Lopez-Senechal coming off the bench. The reality of what happened makes me insert (healthy) into any speculation of 2024. [/QUOTE]
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