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Message: [QUOTE="Alydar, post: 3317102, member: 730"] There have been games when in the crunch someone was given the ball while one side was cleared out but that was for Maya and DT, and even then it was for a late game or end of period situation. UConn simply doesn't play one on one much. That doesn't mean they have no ankle breakers, just that they use ball movement where other teams use dribbling skill to create good shots. And IMO young women players spend way too much of their practice time before college learning fancy moves. I see them do it in every game. A crossover, followed by a spin, and then a shot that often misses the basket completely. No one seems nearly as skilled making a shot as they are in creating a chance for a shot. If I was a coach my team would run a layup drill at the end of every practice, when they are tired, and it would go on until they went several times through the roster without missing. Just a pet peeve of mine. [/QUOTE]