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[QUOTE="SaltLakeOrange, post: 1728192, member: 1074"] I agree on the lack of competition. But lowering the rim or changing the ball isn't going to lessen that gap. There are a handful of programs in the country that can compete with UCONN. And those are the programs that are willing to invest the resources to lessen that gap. The SU program has benefited mightily by the Melo Center. Coach Q has been able to use it to his advantage to recruit the talent needed to compete with anyone in the country. Until other programs are willing to invest the money required to get their talent levels up, nothing is really going to change. [/QUOTE]
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