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Message: [QUOTE="hoophuskee, post: 3184792, member: 3535"] ???? How do you know what drills UCONN does? I'm not saying you don't, but do you? As far as "good basics" -- are you suggesting a Geno Auriemma coached team isn't coached with "good basics?" You used the word [B][U]"if" [/U][/B]so my guess is you aren't saying Geno isn't coaching his team well - so you are just throwing it out there suggesting [B][U]"if'[/U][/B] but not really believing is my guess? Because I'll put Geno's way of coaching vs Kim's any day any time. IMO what you saw is that Baylor was a combination of a big team and an athletic team whose offense would understandably be much more dependent on offensive rebounding than finesse teams. Though I prefer the smaller power forward in which you can spread the offense. This is sort of how UCONN has played a lot. I think that overall is best, Of course I love offensive rebounding but I love the execution of the offense including 3pt shooting more. Last year's Huskies were incredibly small-- and Katie Lou and Danger imo didn't quite have the year we would have loved, yet we still still got to the final four. Of which Kim's teams for years didn't reach that despite the superior-great size they have had. This was UCONN's weakest team in years and they still got there. [B]The basics of UCONN and sustainability is unparalleled [/B] [/QUOTE]