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I don't agree with this pick, especially since UConn isn't considered to be a heavy-hitter this year. They're correctly predicted as a borderline top-25 team and while they are missing "star power" they are way more equipped to play team basketball that is impervious to one particular player getting cold.
One of my votes goes to Michigan. Livers and Wagner played huge roles last year and overall, they've lost five of their top-seven scorers from last year. Dickinson is amazing, but a lot riding on freshmen and Coastal Carolina transfer Devante Jones.
Another vote goes to Texas. There's a ton of talent on the team, but Marcus Carr's lack of efficiency is scary and while Jones/Ramey are very good senior guards, they don't "wow" me like a championship caliber team should. Despite this, Texas is one team I'd like to catch a lot of their games, should be an exciting team to see how they develop.
One of my votes goes to Michigan. Livers and Wagner played huge roles last year and overall, they've lost five of their top-seven scorers from last year. Dickinson is amazing, but a lot riding on freshmen and Coastal Carolina transfer Devante Jones.
Another vote goes to Texas. There's a ton of talent on the team, but Marcus Carr's lack of efficiency is scary and while Jones/Ramey are very good senior guards, they don't "wow" me like a championship caliber team should. Despite this, Texas is one team I'd like to catch a lot of their games, should be an exciting team to see how they develop.
