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Message: [QUOTE="BroadwayVa, post: 2994835, member: 6118"] I for one have changed. I never will believe a loss is good--yes you may learn from it but win is better, and you can learn things from it.. The presser after the recent Fla game (don't want to be caught in the FSU USF debacle) My attitude is pro-Geno, pro bench, pro starting 5. Previously I was pro starting 5. The wear and tear on the Starting 5 and Geno have never EVER been so damaging the only thing worse would be physical injuries. So, I won't vow that I won't hit a negative comment here and there but Geno and this team never ever needed our support more They HAVE EARNED that. Baylor showed talent, guts, and determination alone cannot beat a very tall (at all positions) defensively aggressive talented team. There is no shame in losing to that. Defecation occurs There had been no games with superior height, talent at nearly every position an effective bench. They were not outplayed they were OUT sized. So there were no indicators that Uconn would have problems (we should have had an inkling). Some were shocked. Uconn nor Geno are infallible. With effectively, then, no bench no subs--golly miss molly this group darn near won that game--came back at least twice. Amazing. Positives make the realities of a loss more acceptable, not great. It was NOT the stinkest game--it was a hard played game. 5 very tired kids mentally, emotionally, physically deserve better especially from us who call ourselves fans. Geno is exhausted and the negative are wearing him down and the kids feel that--Geno isn't the Geno of last year--how can he be?? It has hit the fan and there is no going back to fix it. [/QUOTE]

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